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Date Created.This date-and-time stamp shows you when a document was first saved. Size.With a glance | Date Created.This date-and-time stamp shows you when a document was first saved. Size.With a glance you can tell from this column how much disk space each of your file sand folders is taking up in kilobytes megabytes or gigabytes whichever the Mac thinks you ll find most helpful. Tip For disks and folders you see only a dash at first. You can however instruct the Mac to reveal their sizes as described on Section 1.5.5. Kind.In this column you can read what kind of file each icon represents. You may see for example Folder JPEG Image Application and so on. Version.This column displays the version numbers of your programs. For folders and documents you just see a dash. Comments.This rarely seen column can actually be among the most useful. Suppose that you re a person who uses the Comments feature highlight an icon choose File Get Info type notes about that item into the Spotlight Comments box . The option to view the first line of comments about each icon can be very helpful especially when tracking multiple versions of your documents as shown in Figure 1-20. Figure 1-20. The Comments column is often worth turning on. If your monitor is big enough you can make the Comments column wide enough to show several paragraphs of text all in a single line enough to reveal the full life history of each icon. Label.Labels are colors and identifying phrases that you can slap onto icons wherever they appear to help you categorize and group them. For details see Section 2.5. Even with this column turned off you can still see an icon s color of course. But only by turning on this column do you get to see the text phrase that you ve associated with each label. 1.5.4. Other View Options The View Options for a list view include several other useful settings choose View Show View Options or press -J. Always open in list view.Turn on this option to override your system-wide preference setting for all windows. See Always open in icon view on Section 1.4 for details. Icon size.These two