I am a bit late to this discussion but wanted to add a couple of
other navigation tips.
If you are in th Finder, whatever window is open you can type a
letter and the window will jump to the first item that begins with
that letter. thus if you have the Applications window open and there
is a long list of items, you can simply hit the "U" on your keyboard
which will jump to the first item that begins with U. If it is not
the Utilites folder already, it is much easier to get to from that
point.
Even easier, if you are in the Finder, hit Command-shift-a and the
window will switch to the Applications folder. If you are in the
Finder and want to go directly to the Utilities folder, hit
Command-Shift-u.
If you are not in the Finder, I find it easiest to get to any open
application (of which the Finder is one) by using the Command-Tab.
Keep hitting tab while the command key is down and you can cycle
through the open applications. You can also quit them and hide them
while in this "mode."
Brian
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