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Dr. Mac's OS X Tip-of-the-Day 
Dr. Mac - Small Toolbar Icons Are Nifty!
By Bob LeVitus
This tip is Jaguar-only (I think). And while it works in many
applications that offer toolbars, it doesn't work in the Finder. :-(
To make toolbar icons small, Control (or Right) click the toolbar and
select "Use Small Icons" from the contextual menu.
You can also Command-click the hide/show toolbar widget/gumdrop (the
gray one at the right end of the window's title bar) will cycle through
the available toolbar views.
This tip even works in some applications (such as System Preferences)
that won't otherwise let you edit the toolbar view at all.
To discuss this tip (or anything you like) in Dr. Mac's OSXFAQ Forum, click
here:
http://forums.osxfaq.com/viewtopic.php?t=3162
Brought to you by OSXFAQ Seminars - http://www.osxfaq.com/Seminars/jaguar
Bob LeVitus is a leading authority on Mac OS and the author of 39 books,
including Mac OS X For Dummies and The Little iTunes Book.
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