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10.5: Disable Space switching on Command-Tab in 10.5.2
This does help somewhat resolve the problem I blogged about in the popular post Why Apple Spaces is Broken". But it makes ⌘-tab useless. The following steps will help make this clear.
Before applying the above command, try this:
F10 does now do the right thing. It allows you to get the window you want to the foreground and it does not switch you to a different workspace. [robg adds: I edited this comment only for formatting and layout, not content -- no words or punctuation were changed. (Well, I fixed one typo!).] |
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