Keybord Shortcut For Mission Control Mac
Reader Brian Lodell generally likes a new Lion feature but finds it cumbersome to use. He writes: I see the usefulness of Mission Control, but there has to be an easier way to use it without swiping around on my MacBook’s trackpad. Any hints for using it more efficiently? Sure, use keyboard shortcuts. Here are a few you might like: • Control - Up Arrow: Invoke Mission Control • Control - Down Arrow: Leave Mission Control • Control - Left or Right Arrow: Switch between desktops • Control - Up Arrow then press Space Bar: “Pops” out the desktop’s selected window If you don’t care for these shortcuts, you’re welcome to change them. To do that launch System Preferences -> Keyboard and select the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. Choose Mission Control and you’ll see these shortcuts to the right.
Whatever your needs, you can boot your Mac in a variety of modes in order to complete a task before startup; all you need to do is press some keys down and wait for the chime (unless you have a later MacBook Pro, in which case I'm sorry). Here are all the keyboard shortcuts you can use when starting up your Mac!
Click on a shortcut to highlight it and type in a different shortcut.
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What's the latest version number for mac high sierra. In addition, I was confusing Exposee (what is now called Application Windows) with Mission Control, which displays a flyout of running apps on the current Desktop, a list of desktops across the top, and the dock. Set your keyboard equivalent for Mission Control, which I am used to doing the 4-finger up-swipe from the touchpad.
I actually came across this thread because I am using to remotely control my Mac, from a PC with a standard PC keyboard. The 'CTRL-1', etc. Settings in System Preferences actually translate to Alt-1, etc. From the PC keyboard.