Expose and Command Tab Trick 5
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Hey
The title may sound a bit weird but this little trick is quite cool. If you use Expose you will realise that you can view every one of one application and every window open at the same time. You can combine this effect with command + tab to achieve and interesting effect.
What you have to do is simple. Either press F9 or F10, or what ever key you have assigned Expose to, then press Command + Tab and select the application with the popup menu. What you can do is tab through all of your application, but have the advantage of seeing every window open of that application. Its pretty useful, if you have a lot of applications open and want to Command + Tab into them.
Only a short trick today I am afriad, revision and work around the house always seem to creep up all at once. I will have a couple of longer posts in the next week, if I can get work done.
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5 Responses to “Expose and Command Tab Trick”
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Awesome little tip – i adore it!
Comment By Danial on January 9th, at 11:11 pm
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Another neat little trick while in Expose is to push the key above the tab button and below the escape button (` or ~). Doing so, allows you to cycle the windows on screen, similar to Apple-Tab, but you can see all the contents of that window.
Comment By Aaron on January 10th, at 4:53 pm
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Uber cool tip Aaron. Thanks for pointing that out.
Comment By admin on January 10th, at 5:37 pm
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Just pressing tab whilst in Expose cycles through the windows of each application – nicer than using command+tab I think
Comment By Peter James on January 12th, at 11:30 am
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Do you know “witch”
This ir really good for this jobs !
I love it, those tricks are very good, but this is really powerfull
I have it in my keyb wiht
alt + tabmassive !
Sorry for the link, it´s an official web
http://www.petermaurer.de/witch/Comment By Nacho Blat Egea on January 14th, at 1:21 pm