On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 11:16 AM, Shay Telfer wrote:
thanks Shay, but perhaps i should clarify:
running several applications, i might wanna switch to the finder to
drag a file onto a relevant application/document, but when i switch to
the finder, the windows/documents of various
Hi All, looking for a way to make the menu item Bring All to Front a
key command, especially in the finder, but hopefully one that would
apply to any currently active App.
Searching Mac Help, Apple support Google turned up ZERO, which
surprised me for such an much-used function!
cheers
Hi All, looking for a way to make the menu item Bring All to Front a
key command, especially in the finder, but hopefully one that would
apply to any currently active App.
Searching Mac Help, Apple support Google turned up ZERO, which
surprised me for such an much-used function!
Command-Tab
On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 10:35 AM, Shay Telfer wrote:
Hi All, looking for a way to make the menu item Bring All to Front a
key command, especially in the finder, but hopefully one that would
apply to any currently active App.
Searching Mac Help, Apple support Google turned up ZERO, which
thanks Shay, but perhaps i should clarify:
running several applications, i might wanna switch to the finder to
drag a file onto a relevant application/document, but when i switch to
the finder, the windows/documents of various application remain in
front of open finder windows, which i want to
Greg, were you aware that if you click on the Finder icon (or the
icon of any application) in the Dock it will bring all the windows of
that process to the front. (as opposed to clicking on one window of
an App or Finder which only brings that window to the front)
Also, if you control-click
Hi Greg,
In addition to the advice from Shay and Martin, might I also suggest
you take a look at a shareware app called App Switcher (check
versiontracker). I use it as part of my reassignment of the
application-shifting key combo from Command-Tab to Opt-Tab. A neat
extra feature of this app
Also, if you control-click (or right-click or hold the mouse down for
2 seconds) on the Finder icon or an Application's icon in the Dock, a
menu pops up allowing you to choose any of the currently open windows
of that app (or the Finder).
Ahah!! that's the answer i was looking for, cheers
cheers Matt, i will look into this as i have installed the Pulltab
'haxie' to get rid of the command-tab shortcut altogether as it
interferes with application shortcuts... changing to opt+tab would be
preferable
ta
g
On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 11:35 AM, Matt Huitson wrote:
Hi Greg,
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