Probably simple, but how?

[csterndk0862]

When I click an image in Finder I have set my Mac to open it with GC. Sometimes I want to browse the folder where the image is located. How do I switch easily to browser mode when I have an image open in "edit mode"?

[Marino Pascal]

That's waht we are discussing on the other thread. You can do File-> Browse (Recent) Folder or you can drag a folder to the GC icon Or you can control-click on the image and select "Open Document in the Browser" which will take you to that document's folder in the browser. Marino On 2/12/13 10:40 AM, csterndk0862 wrote: > When I click an image in Finder I have set my Mac to open it with GC. Sometimes I want to browse the folder where the image is located. How do I switch easily to browser mode when I have an image open in "edit mode"? >

[thorstenlemke]

Hello,just press command + cursor up (or use edit/navigation/ menu).Thorsten On 12.02.2013, at 19:40, "csterndk0862" <stage@sternberg.dk> wrote:   When I click an image in Finder I have set my Mac to open it with GC. Sometimes I want to browse the folder where the image is located. How do I switch easily to browser mode when I have an image open in "edit mode"?

[csterndk0862]

Thanks - I knew it was simple Claus --- In gcmac@yahoogroups.com, Thorsten Lemke wrote: > > Hello, > > just press command + cursor up (or use edit/navigation/ menu). > > Thorsten > > > On 12.02.2013, at 19:40, "csterndk0862" wrote: > > > When I click an image in Finder I have set my Mac to open it with GC. Sometimes I want to browse the folder where the image is located. How do I switch easily to browser mode when I have an image open in "edit mode"? > > > > >