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I've got a PDF open in Preview (5.5.2) and I want to know where it is located in my filesystem. How can I find that out in Preview? In MS Word, there's a command called Document Properties which gives detailed information about the active document; I'm looking for an equivalent.
Aside: I've been able to do this in a roundabout fashion from the command-line by piping lsof through grep using an expression that contained a word in the document title.
In 10.8 and later (but not in 10.7) there is a preference for the default view mode:
I don't know any way to change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.
Enter the following command into the terminal. Quit and relaunch Preview.
defaults write com.apple.Preview NSSystemFontSize -int X
Change X to desired font size.
Source: http://www.macosxtips.co.uk/index_files/13-things-you-didnt-know-about-preview.php
Oh, and to Apple - ever heard of UI?!
Best Answer
Cmd-Click on the title gives you the full path. This not only works in Preview but more or less in all applications (including Office).