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Separates all windows in a scaled, top-down view and allows easy selection on a busy desktop. Pressing F9 again restores the original window positions.
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The main modifier keys used on a Mac are the Control, Alt/Option and Command/Apple keys.
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Command - ~ (Command-Tilde): This swaps between the active windows in a single application rather than between applications like Command-Tab does. Makes it easy to cycle through Finder windows or multiple word processing documents.
Command-W: Close open window (not application - like CTRL-F4 in Windows).
Command-Space: Open spotlight search.
(See Expose to change these assignments in System Preferences)
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