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#206108 - 12/04/04 12:18 PM Command Option Click
JonnyCat Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 4452 Loc: New Hampshire	Probably old news, but I thought this was neat<br><br>Command + Option Click a program in your dock and everything else hides and it brings up that app.<br><br><br>One perculiar funkiness. Command + Option click iPhoto, iPhoto launches (and hides the other apps) but says it can't find the photo library. Wierd.<br><br>[color:blue]"Remember that the toes you are stepping on today, may well be attached to<br>the ass you may need to kiss tomorrow." </font color=blue>
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#206109 - 12/04/04 12:36 PM Re: Command Option Click [Re: JonnyCat]
OSXaddict Carpal Tunnel Registered: 05/22/01 Posts: 12402	Cool...<br>but, when you quit the app you started up, it only brings back the last app you were using. <br><br> _________________________ <br><br>my photos
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#206110 - 12/05/04 07:47 AM Re: Command Option Click [Re: JonnyCat]
MacGizmo What? Registered: 04/03/02 Posts: 18794 Loc: Arizona	Option click on the finder or in any app window on the screen and the app you are in will hide, and the one you click on becomes active... these have all been around since OS8 - maybe earlier.<br><br> _________________________ The Graphic Mac - Tips, reviews & more on all things OSX & graphic design.
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#206111 - 12/05/04 08:29 AM Re: Command Option Click [Re: JonnyCat]
Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 4390	Option-Command-W or Option-Click on the red dot will close ALL windows. Did ya know that one?<br><br>Control-F15-~ still does nothing, though.<br><br> _________________________
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