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Recent Items in Snow Leopard

  • Users of Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) are probably already aware of the Recent Items list, accessible from the Apple menu > Recent Items. This lists the most recently accessed applications, documents and servers. While you are in this menu, by holding the Command key (on Apple keyboards) or Windows key (on Windows keyboards) you will be able to easily show each of these items in the Finder, allowing you to see their location, rather than opening the application or document.

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