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MagicPrefs: Gesture to hide current app
Does anyone know how to define a gesture with MagicPrefs to hide the currently active app? It offers the possibility to hide "all other apps", but not the current one.
When I try to define a keyboard shortcut, pressing Command+h in the shortcut definition box actually hides the system preferences app, but does define the shortcut in the app. Any ideas? |
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...because I ran into this, and couldn't find an easy answer:
Save this as an AppleScript using AppleScript Editor (just paste it into the window): Code:
tell application "System Events" to ¬ set visible of first application process ¬ whose frontmost is true to false Then go back into the gesture's drop down and the script should be listed at the bottom. Bit of a long way round but works for me. Last edited by Gridl0k; Dec 9, 2012 at 09:33 AM. |
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