Enlarging Pics in My Pictures file

Hi,
If I recall, I use to be able to enlarge pics while in my Pictures folder. I use to do this with thumb & finger and spread them apart. Was this something in Snow Leopard, no longer in Lion or Mt. Lion? I checked the mousepad settings and could not get it to do this.
Thoughts?

Figured it out. It was a fearture of Snow Leopard. I've recently converted to an SSD and reinstalled Snow Leopard. I plan to hang with Snow Leopard for a while as I never found Mt. Lion all that greater to drive me to reinstall it.

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