It would show the blue progress bar in the address bar across the top for a long time. It worked well for months and then I noticed that Windows Explorer was struggling to present the contents of a window. Since last year when I made that post, I decided to give Mystic Thumbs yet another try. This situation will remain sad until Microsoft understands that people use PCs for more than Word and Excel. I can't remember the name of it at the moment, but it is also a 4 out of 10 in terms of reliability, plus it wants you to continuously pay for updates. There's another solution which is not free. It's a 4 out of 10 in terms of how well it works. Some thumbs may appear after some time, or not. Some thumbs may be visible and others won't. Sometimes it works and sometimes doesn't. The next thing to 'try' is Sage Thumbs to show the actual thumbs of Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat files. I would rate Quick Look on Windows as 8 out of 10 with regard to how well it works. If you are typing two words and you press the spacebar in between, Quick Look will attempt to show the file that is selected. select a file, press spacebar and it will enlarge and become visible just like on a Mac. There is a free app called Quick Look which you can download from the Windows store which does exactly what Quick Look does, just not nearly as elegantly. But, there are a couple things that are available to try. Why Microsoft doesn't respond to this is hard to understand. Quick Look was and is among the greatest things ever for people who deal with graphics. When OS X first came out, I thought to myself that Windows would surely have a similar overhaul and become amazing like OS X, but it never happened.

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