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iMacZealot

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How do you switch between apps?

I typically do the command-tab combo and hide apps using command-h. I've found it to be the quickest way to switch. Plus, I'm a keyboard person, not a mouse person. Always have been, always will be.

I only use Expose when I'm working with FCE or another app that takes up the entire screen.
 
I'm trying to use Expose', but after useing Windows for most of my life, I often find myself minimizeing windows and maximizeing.

But at least I'm trying.
 
The only time I use expose is if I have a lot of windows opened and want to find one quick. Otherwise its easier to just dock it.
 
Apple-Tab or I use the scroll wheel depending if I have my hand on the mouse or not. When I want to go to a particular window I use expose. I have all windows mapped to the left side button and the desktop mapped to the right side button. (5 button intellimouse, one of the best things to come from microsoft.)
 
I use the dock or l just click on the window. I have dual screen, so I usually have room for multiple windows.
 
I use the app switch in Logitech Setpoint on all my desktops with the Revolution MX. For the most part, quicker than Expose.
 

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Expose almost 100% of the time. I have it mapped to a button on my mouse (I use a Logitech MX500, and have the button right above the scroll wheel for how all windows, and the one below it for show all windows in the current app). I have the lower right corner set as a hot spot for show desktop.

Only thing I wish is that when I did a show all windows in the current app while using Firefox it would break apart all the tabs and show me them!
 
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