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Tips from DMA Pros: Navigation in OS X

Digital Media Academy News + Events | February 26th, 2009 by Ben

In this movie, I’ll be showing you some navigation shortcuts in OS X that can increase your productivity.

Here’s a recap of the keyboard shortcuts I cover in this movie.

Exposé:

F9: Display All Open Windows

F10: Display Windows From the Current Application

F11: Show the Desktop

The SwitchBar:

Cmd-Tab: Change Applications

Cmd-tilde (above Tab): Change Windows Within Current Application

Hold Shift to slow down Exposé animations.

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