Applications
Multiple Text Selection - Mac Tips Daily! #295
Have you ever been editing some text and needed to select different sections of it at the same time?
Many people know how to SELECT ALL or Highlight one sentence or paragraph of contiguous text. Did you know that in many Cocoa based Mac OS X programs you can select different sections of text at the same time.
Here is how to do it:
Open up a document that you want to edit. I am using TextEdit in this example.
Click and Drag over the first portion of text to select it. Then then hold down the Command key and then select the next portion you want to select. READ MORE »
Mac Tips Daily! #99 - Application features via Dock
Do you ever need quick access to some of your running application's features, but don't want to open the the full window to access them? On some apps, you can access some of it's available features from the dock. The program must be running to do this.
I am showing you with iTunes, but most programs support this, you just need to play around with it, and see what each app supports.
Here is how: READ MORE »
Mac Tips Daily! #42 - Shortcut for adding new Applications
Mac OS X has a couple of different methods for installing new software.
You have 'Installer Packages' that install all the files where they
need to go, and then you have just the 'Application' icon, which you
simply drag to the Applications folder.
Mac Tip #17 - Switching Applications with Keyboard Shortcuts
Did you know that you can cycle through the open applications very quickly?
Simply press
COMMAND + TAB
Keep pressing Tab to move through the Apps until you get to the one
that you want to be active.
Want to know how to cycle the other way?
Check out the Podcast for details!
Mac Tip #13 - Applications not responding? Force them to quit!!
Sometimes the Mac crashes... not usually OS X, but sometimes Applications themselves crash.
No problem.. just 'Force Quit' the program. Here are two ways to do it.
Use the Apple Menu
or hold down COMMAND + OPTION + ESC
Each of these will bring up the currently running Applications

Simply choose the Application that is 'Not Responding' and Click on 'Force Quit'.
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