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Stellar Smart Finder is a Mac application that provides file management capabilities beyond the standard Mac Finder. It displays files and folders in three interactive views - Sunburst, Column, and List - and allows users to open, reveal, or remove files directly from these views. The Sunburst View displays folder information in a multi-colored circular structure, Column View shows a folder's contents in expandable columns, and List View displays file attributes in an itemized list.
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- 3. Let us check out the different views by Stellar Smart Finder. Sunburst View: A large multi-colored circle is formed to display the information of the folders and associated files. The mouse when move over the several layers of the circle gives the information of files/folders. Upon selecting a file for smart view, the sunburst mode comes by default.
- 4. This is how Sunburst View looks
- 5. Column View In short, the selected folder information is displayed in 'FLY- OUT' column list. Each column views files/folders in the folder selected in the preceding column. Please right- click the desired file & folder to perform any of these tasks: 'Reveal in Finder', 'Open', or 'Remove'. 'Remove'
- 6. List View When user switch to 'List View' mode, the smart finder application then displays files information with attributes like Name, Size, Type etc.
- 7. Brought to you by: You yourself have the opportunity to evaluate the path finder utility for Mac OS X and enjoy its complete benefits by paying a nominal fee of US$10. Buy Now: Smart Finder for Mac