You can get images of text files, word documents, excel spreadsheets, and anything else that has a QL plugin. The benefit is being able to display those kinds of files. :)
what a brilliant idea !!!!
reading text files and excel sheets as plain images is such an awesome feature...
now i can make a live gig with my tax advisor.
thank you some much ;)
ok... so maybe excel isn't such a big deal. it was the first thing to come to mind :)
I'd use it for text files and HTML, personally. And for adding icon decorations to images, so that you can make interfaces that might look like finder...
after a quick test, i'm just thinking that a nice addition to this plug. would be an extended "directory scanner" plugin, that could scan all QL-enabled documents within a folder...
i also like the icon mode very much.... you rock !
actually, we've got a directory scanner in the release queue, undergoing some last-minute testing for release in the next couple days if all goes well. This is a wonderful idea -- I'll have to add this as well. It makes perfect sense. :)
QL doesn't really tell you a default size for an image; you have to explicitly tell it how big you want it, and it draws onto an image of approximately that size. it doesn't tell you how many pages/views a file has either.
so really, this plugin is about "as good as it gets" with QuickLook in its current form :/ A good start though, in my opinion (as y'all have started discovering :)
Hmm..?
Word,excel :)
Can you explain the benefits to utilize the Quicklook engine inside QC ?
(Gain Speed, Reading special formats...etc)..
Thanks...
You can get images of text files, word documents, excel spreadsheets, and anything else that has a QL plugin. The benefit is being able to display those kinds of files. :)
what a brilliant idea
what a brilliant idea !!!!
reading text files and excel sheets as plain images is such an awesome feature...
now i can make a live gig with my tax advisor.
thank you some much ;)
Ok i see....fantastic...:)
Hey, excel can do some impressive stuff if you're willing to put in the time: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/3563/microsoft_excel_revolutionary...
ok... so maybe excel isn't such a big deal. it was the first thing to come to mind :)
I'd use it for text files and HTML, personally. And for adding icon decorations to images, so that you can make interfaces that might look like finder...
How do you browse thru pages ?
a future feature ?...:)
structure output
image structure output for multipages .... hehe
the guys gonna turn crazy
Directory scanner for QL documents ?
after a quick test, i'm just thinking that a nice addition to this plug. would be an extended "directory scanner" plugin, that could scan all QL-enabled documents within a folder...
i also like the icon mode very much.... you rock !
actually, we've got a directory scanner in the release queue, undergoing some last-minute testing for release in the next couple days if all goes well. This is a wonderful idea -- I'll have to add this as well. It makes perfect sense. :)
With a rapid look to :
http://www.quicklookplugins.com/
and
http://www.qlplugins.com/
It seems that "c'est byzance !"
Lots of surprizing posibilities to read altenatives formats !
C64 QL
.. they even have a C64 iso QL plugin ! (don't tell psonice)
(and a "brainsight" , so i guess i'll have to find those scanners back...)
chris: you've open a wide new world
An "original aspect ratio" output port should be usefull !
QL doesn't really tell you a default size for an image; you have to explicitly tell it how big you want it, and it draws onto an image of approximately that size. it doesn't tell you how many pages/views a file has either.
so really, this plugin is about "as good as it gets" with QuickLook in its current form :/ A good start though, in my opinion (as y'all have started discovering :)