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Osx program switching
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cluthz said:
This is probably a stupid answer but the correct sequence is <cmd>+<tab>, could that be it?
Vanilla
Well
the answer isn't so stupid.
Not sure how i disabled it, but it won't work now.
The only modification i've done since i've used it is that i have installed Windowmaker onder x11. (I use x11 a lot..)
It doesn't matter if i run x11 or not, so i don't think it's x11 fault..
the answer isn't so stupid.
Not sure how i disabled it, but it won't work now.
The only modification i've done since i've used it is that i have installed Windowmaker onder x11. (I use x11 a lot..)
It doesn't matter if i run x11 or not, so i don't think it's x11 fault..
jeremy.king
macrumors 603
Vanilla said:
He was implying that you have to hold cmd first and then hit tab (<cmd> + <tab>), you are doing it this way, right?
kingjr3 said:
yeah, thats the way i do it. i also said it worked before....
I dont want to reinstall osx, since i have used so much time customizing it.
So the question is:
Is there a way to set program swithing on or off in Mac Os X 10.3 or have i screwed up something??
wrldwzrd89
macrumors G5
Something's definitely wrong with your Mac OS X install, since Cmd+Tab switching can't be disabled. Here's some suggestions to try:cluthz said:
1. Repair Permissions (open Disk Utility, select HD, click Repair Permissions)
2. Log in as a different user (or make a new account if you don't have any other users set up) and try it there. If it works, the issue is specific to something in your user account. If it doesn't work, something is probably messed up in the /Library folder, since that folder applies to all users.