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Holding the Command key (aka the Apple key) and pressing Tab will cycle through your open applications. It's easier to Cmd-Tab if you are Copy (Cmd-C) and Pasting (Cmd-V) to and from various applications.
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hamsterdecombat said 8:15AM on 12-16-2008
This actually also works with Ctrl or Maj.
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JackAce said 8:40AM on 12-16-2008
Shouldn't the title be "Drag All Applications..."? Dragging an "entire application" is just click+drag....no command button needed.
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Triscal said 9:47AM on 12-16-2008
they don't mean one window of the application they mean the entire application i.e. go into firefox or safari and click on file then new window and then follow the instructions you will find that you will only drag one window if you do not hold command but drag both/all at once if you do that is what they mean
Techlova said 8:44AM on 12-16-2008
mac applications are really cool..
Mac ISync -
http://www.techreviews4u.com/2008/10/01/mac-isync/
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Chuwy said 8:45AM on 12-16-2008
Somebody has been watching the latest Apple Quick Tips ;)
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NickT said 9:41AM on 12-16-2008
This tip will probably be handy for anyone using Mac Office 2008 since it still doesn't work correctly with spaces.
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Tyler said 10:13AM on 12-16-2008
Yeah, what's the deal with that? It's made space unusable when I'm using Office because if I switch from space to space, the Toolbox ends up in the space I switched to. Stupid.
Michael Rose said 1:16PM on 12-16-2008
There's a cogent explanation of the Spaces/Office conflict here:
http://www.schwieb.com/blog/2008/10/23/risks-and-rewards/
Jash Sayani said 10:51AM on 12-16-2008
Seen it on Mac 101 Podcast.....
Spaces is really good for multi-tasking... But I keep forgetting which app is in which space... Will take time to get used to it....
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dtpollitt said 11:57AM on 12-16-2008
I use Spaces religiously, but I have a problem keeping them in their damn spaces! Sometimes when I quickly change between Spaces (CTRL+arrow button), the application moves with me, when I do not want it to. Any help with this? Thanks.
Dan
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Andy said 12:32PM on 12-16-2008
Given some of the "quirky" behaviors that various applications exhibit when Spaces is enabled, I often want to toggle Spaces on and off.
I keep the menu bar display for Spaces on, but the only quick way I have found to enable/disable it is to go in to System Preferences and check/uncheck the "Enable Spaces" setting in the "Exposé and Spaces" panel.
Has anyone found a quicker way to do this, by any chance?
Thanks.
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elbaso said 1:42PM on 12-16-2008
I just recently found out by accident that if you drag a window to the edge of the screen and pause a second, it will drag that window into the neighboring space on that side of the screen.
Dunno if that was obvious to everyone, but it wasn't to me, and I do that all the time now. Fewer clicks/key presses than invoking spaces to move windows around.
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Jono said 2:53PM on 12-16-2008
Handy tip, thanks.
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adam said 11:38PM on 12-18-2008
This has always bothered me! Awesome!
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