press COMMAND+TAB
then u can choose the programme .
much easier and easier to view than Microsoft Windows Vista.

same like windows xp la

@BridgestoneRE711,
Isn't the function available on Vista too? I thought it would be since it's oredi available on XP - or is there a different way to switch in between applications for Vista? *grins*

better still, press F9 to reveal all windows....Expose rocks....

i help my frined to install the Arrow look alike function in their Windows XP .
and few of them agreed that the Expose is much better and easy to use than the arrow fucntion . becasue it looks elegant .. hahaha.. anyway , arrow is cool . but running arrow in vista with 1G of Ram is VERY LAGG !!!!

Thanks for the tip (not to discourage you)

But some of us are aware of this Alt-Tab switching in OSX. It has been there since OSX 10.2 if Im not mistaken. On the other hand people prefer to use Exposé because its just unique and it rocks

Command Tab app switching had been introduced for sometime alr, to add to it, when pressing Command Tab, you can quit the app highlighted by moving from the Tab button to Q button.

F9,F10,F11...thats all what u need...heheh

or dual monitors ... yeah!

seriously, i dont know where is this thread going....

TS said he wants to share, but the method he shared is too common, even for windows users...

just close this thread lah....going no where...

You mean Aero. Yeah I gotta agree Windows Flip 3D is a nice improvement and all but it's no Exposé.

Change the thread topic la.. to favorite Mac OS shortcuts

Done

I've changed the thread topic , so mac users can share their favourite shortcuts

there's nothing much to brag about the system shortcuts. every little shortcut has been documented by many around the net.

if you think the default shortcut are not enough for you. time for something more hardcore. get Quicksilver, it will change the way you use your mac trust me.

Yes, I like quicksilver man, I could not live without Quicksilver in my mac

Oooh I just learned this the other day. Cmd + ` Switches between windows. For instance, if you have multiple Finder windows open at the same time or multiple word documents open you don't even have to lift your hand off the keyboard to switch between the windows. Of and in expose, pressing Tab also cycles between the windows! Neat!!! Now my hands will firmly be on the keyboard muahahaha

I'd change my Spotlight shortcut to Ctrl+Spacebar. And I use it all the time to launched applications. When your applications shows on the top list, hold Cmd+Enter; it will be launch. With this i rarely need to even goes to my dock.

If you want to have some better control. Quilsilver is to go. But there is a learning curve that you need to get hold on to.