How do I open an existing file in a new tab on a Mac?
I like to use tabs to facilitate navigation between my multiple sketchup windows.
But how do I get a file to open automatically in a new tab?
At the moment when I open a file it always opens in a new window, and then I have to go to the Window menu and ask to merge the windows.
Do you have a tip?
Thanks
you donât. not automatically I mean.
that, or if you activated window/show tabs, you can drag one tab to the other window and it will merge.
Unfortunately, a newly opened file does not have a tab to drag. I think merge all windows is the only way to get them together.
It does. itâs just a giant tab. if you activate âshow tabsâ, you can grab it by its name and drag it.
edit : the giant tab looks unintuitive, when you only have one, you donât see it.
I like photoshopâs version better, where even if you have only one tab, you see a tab. But apple went another way.
@ateliernab
Once again youâre the one with the right stuff.
If it doesnât have a built-in function, it will save me a lot of time.
Thanks
Check the System settings > Desktop and Dock
In the Windows and apps section, set
âOpen documents,apps and serversâ to âalwaysâ
huh.
not a tab user, but today I learned something. Thanks Mike !
Thank you @MikeWayzovski
Thatâs a very good solution.
And now a mac question: how to view the contents of the tabs? For example I have 10 projects open in 10 different tabs and I want to see the contents of all 10 tabs with a command or gesture on the trackpad. Then choose the right project by clicking on it
If you know the answer, thatâs cool
Thanks
Shift + Cmd + \ is the shortcut for View > Show all tabs
Thanks
Yes, thatâs what I saw on a website. But on my machine this shortcut opens the app help
Finally I found a slightly different shortcut that works â§â`
This shortcut is displayed in sketchup from the menu Window > Show all tabs
weird, for me, itâs in the Window
menu. for you itâs under View
(Iâm under 13.6)
but yeah, french macOS, / gives help menu.
13.5:)
I am above, but it might be a localization thing
(As I watched through the window, my views changed)
(Alors que je regardais par la fenĂȘtre, mes vues ont changĂ©)