[icruise]

As you no doubt know, you can start a slide show in Tiger by selecting some images, right clicking on them and then selecting "Slideshow." I was wondering if there was any way to start a slideshow of all the images in a particular folder just with one click (perhaps by adding a script of some kind to the toolbar). Any ideas?

[xmacintosh]

I'd like to know too. Why Apple do not put an icon in Finder toolbar??

[chabig]

There is already a slideshow option in the Finder's Action button. Simply select the photos you want to view, pull down the action button and select Slideshow. (by the way--the action button is the one with the "gear" on it)

Chris

[monkeybrain]

See this thread: http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.p...nder+slideshow for how to get a button in the Finder toolbar that plays all images within a folder in a slideshow, it's pretty handy.

[icruise]

Originally Posted by chabig

There is already a slideshow option in the Finder's Action button. Simply select the photos you want to view, pull down the action button and select Slideshow. (by the way--the action button is the one with the "gear" on it)

Chris

Yes... But that's the same as right clicking. It still requires you to select the images, click the action menu and select "Slide Show." I want to be able to do it in one click, without selecting the photos manually.

The script above seems to work fairly well, although it does take a couple of seconds to startup. Thanks, monkeybrain.

[chabig]

Originally Posted by Icruise

Yes... But that's the same as right clicking. It still requires you to select the images, click the action menu and select "Slide Show." I want to be able to do it in one click, without selecting the photos manually.

My solution can be accomplished with one click, which is all you asked for originally. Now you're adding new requirements...

Chris