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Recover from the Finder's spinning beachball
Also, in Panther (maybe before), option+click on Finder in dock forces it to restart.
Recover from the Finder's spinning beachball
"Also, in Panther (maybe before), option+click on Finder in dock forces it to restart."
Recover from the Finder's spinning beachball
Option-clicking an application icon that is not open, or is not currently in the front does not hide all other applications. It hides the current application. So if you option click the icon for iTunes while Safari is in the front, it will switch to iTunes, and hide for Safari.
Recover from the Finder's spinning beachball
To hide all other apps you have to command-option-click the icon in dock. Option-click will hide only the active app. |
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