For those working and depending on computers all the time, OS X is worth tinkering. There are countless quick tips to make the time spending in front of the computer easier. Here are ten tricks for the latest Mac OS X release.
Set Login Items
If you are tired of going to the same apps to turn them on in your personal computer many times a day, Mac assists users of setting login items. Tap System Preferences, then Accounts and select Login Items. In this section, you will be able to add or delete some apps that will start automatically whenever you log in.
Set Login Items
Change Your Views
To have an automatic change between different views, tap Command-1 through Command-4
Power-Up Your App Switching
When you consider Command-Tab as a speedy way to move between taps, the Q or H button helps you to quit or hide an app.
Super-Charge Your Mouse
OS X Expose commands help to show open windows and push them off the edge quickly
Reveal Your Path
Click View >Show Path Bar manages to show exactly where you are in the Finder
Tap To Click
The trackpad button adds up is useful when users have to kick mouse thousands of times a day. Just go to System Preferences and click Trackpad on your Apple laptop.
Make Calculations Via 'Spotlight'
The Spotlight (Command-Space) can help you with some simple and basic math
Make Your Icons Bigger (Or Smaller)
To manually set the size of icons, move to Command-J (or View > Show View Options)
Stealthily Hide Apps
Tapping Command-H immediately hides all the apps you are currently using in the background.
Pull Up Your App Folder
Click Command-Option-A and Command-Option-D to tap and open up a new Finder window
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