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10.7: Some Mission Control tips
Yep, I didn't do my home work (I'm the original poster of the tip).
To recapitulate: When you're in Mission Control if you press ` ( not cmd+` as I originally wrote) you enter the 'Application Windows' mode. Once there you can navigate from one application to another by pressing ` to go forward or tab to go backward. In the 'Application Windows' mode you can also use opt+tab to initiate the application picker. You can then use opt+tab and opt+` to navigate the application strip back and forth. Note that you can't use opt+q to directly quit an application from the app picker contrary to its regular desktop counterpart. Thanks you guys for having corrected my mistakes.
10.7: Some Mission Control tips
I've eventually changed my keyboard to the US setting so I could finally figure out this tip. I am afraid you should correct "opt-tab" with "cmd-tab" to get the active application strip. Edited on Aug 26, '11 05:07:30AM by Michelasso
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