Visualización de Quick Look

Mi Macbook Pro 15' de 2009 corre actualmente con OS X Lion 10.7.3. mi duda viene a que hasta hace poco la función Quicklook o Vista Rápida (clickear la barra espaciadora sobre un ícono en Finder) funcionaba igual que en cualquier otro MacBook, y repentinamente, o por algun cambio que hice sin darme cuenta, ahora cuando utilizo esa función, se me presenta una ventana mucho más compacta que la que solía aparecer, he buscado por todos lados como dejarla como venía y no he encontrado respuesta.
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Um ... Your profile says you are using OS10.4. On the assumption you are actually using Leopard:
The easiest way to invoke Quick Look is to select the file and hit the spacebar.
The Quick Look toolbar icon looks like an eye. Right click on the toolbar at the top of any Finder Window and choose Customize Toolbar from the resulting menu. You should see a Quick Look button in the drop down pane. Drag it to where you want it on the toolbar and click Done.
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