[accesscomp] Dan's Tech Tip

  • From: "Bob Acosta" <boacosta@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "Bob Acosta" <boacosta@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2010 09:26:31 -0700

    Dan's Tech Tips:

Mac OS Only

Flip Through Same App Windows

Command-~ (the button right below Escape) creates something like Command-Tab, 
but only in the current application. If you've got ten Firefox windows open at 
a time, or need to flip between Word docs, this is a life saver.

Launch Apps With Spotlight

You really don't need the Dock, or Finder, or anything else to open a file or 
application. Just hit Command-Space to open Spotlight, and start typing what 
you're looking for. Move up and down the list with arrows, and Enter opens your 
app or file.

Quick Look

Use Quick Look

Quick Look supports most file types, and can show you the contents of a file 
(read a PDF, hear a song, see a Photoshop file), without ever opening the app. 
Just select a file, and hit Space to see it in Quick Look.

Open A File

Instead of Pressing Enter, which doesn't work, or double-clicking a file to 
open it, just hit Command-O. It'll pop right open.

Delete A File

Command-Delete automatically sends the one (or many) selected files to the 
Trash.

Much of what we all do on computers is repetitive, and administrative, doing 
something, so that you can do something creative or useful. With these tricks, 
and much more, nearly everything you do, there's a way to do faster, you'll be 
flying through the boring stuff.

If you have any questions about the tips posted in Dan's Tech tips, please 
contact
Dan at the following email address:



Robert Acosta
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