cbayer
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Wed Mar-18-09 08:56 PM
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Maybe a silly question, but... |
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I just upgraded from an Ibook to a MacBook. On my old computer, I could hit a button (I think it was F10 or F11) and all my open windows would move to the sides, so I could access my desktop. I haven't been able to figure out how to do this on my MacBook. I miss this function. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks in advance.
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moggie
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Thu Mar-19-09 02:40 AM
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Bring up System Preferences, select 'Exposé and Spaces', select the Exposé tab, and you'll see (and can change) the key assignments.
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cbayer
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Thu Mar-19-09 02:17 PM
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2. Perfect! Thank you so much.. It was set on keys that control volume. |
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I changed it to "empty" keys and it works like a charm!
:hi:
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Thu Mar-19-09 07:50 PM
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3. You can also set up your trackpad to do that |
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I use a 4 finger "swipe" to show all open windows. If I swipe in the opposite direction, it pushes them all off of the desktop. I love it!
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Thu Mar-19-09 07:52 PM
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4. Cool! I love my computer! |
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Wed Mar-25-09 11:56 PM
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5. How did you specify Expose to respond to a four finger swipe? |
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On a black 2G macbook running OS 10.5.6
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