[WinsOBoogi]

So, I was pressing the wrong buttons, and I pressed "Apple-Tab"

What in the heck is that?

[mcsjgs]

Holding the apple key down, you can tab between open programs. Remarkably ugly but works.

[dtriska]

Command-tab is an application switcher. It's been there since OS 9, but not in such an in-your-face manner.

[booboo]

Originally posted by WinsOBoogi:

What in the heck is that?

So how do you switch between app's?

I actually prefer this implementation, but the selected icon appearance is a little ugly.

And I just noticed the icons aren't live! wtf! I'm selling my Mac ;-)

[Webscreamer]

Originally posted by mcsjgs:
Holding the apple key down, you can tab between open programs. Remarkably ugly but works.

Actually, I happen to think it looks good.

[ASIMO]

Looks great, I say. And farking HUGE. Scared the heck out of me at first.

What is needed now is a similar document switching scheme.

[dtriska]

Originally posted by ASIMO:
What is needed now is a similar document switching scheme.

I'm pretty sure that's what Exposé is for.

[RayX]

Use the dock to switch between applications.

Use Expose to switch between application windows.

[King Bob On The Cob]

You mean like Apple - Tilde? (~)
That works in several apps.

[ASIMO]

Originally posted by dtriska:
I'm pretty sure that's what Exposé is for.

It is a bit different, actually. As far as I am aware, with exposé one cannot switch documents within an application without resorting to the mouse or trackpad.

Cmd + ~ will suffice, then.

[msuper69]

Originally posted by ASIMO:
It is a bit different, actually. As far as I am aware, with exposé one cannot switch documents within an application without resorting to the mouse or trackpad.

Cmd + ~ will suffice, then.

Use the arrow keys after using command-tab to select the application.

[ASIMO]

Originally posted by msuper69:
Use the arrow keys after using command-tab to select the application.

F9, then arrow keys. Excellent. Close enough. Thank you.