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tradingjam

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Nov 28, 2008
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Hi guys,

You know that button in the top right of all windows which when you press it, minimises the toolbar and just shows the contents of the window (dont know what its called)...

well is there a keyboard shortcut for this?

If not - anyone know how I can make a shortcut?
 
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Command - M (minimize current window)

Option - Command - M ( minimize all windows)
 
Thanks but I meant on the other side - for instance when you press it in finder it hides the toolbar menu and fills the window with the files and folders only. Not the minimizing button on the left hand side
 
not sure if this is what you want, but have you tried command-option-t. I think this is what you're looking for
 
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Could this be the button you are talking about?
I do not know of a shortcut for this.
 
niblum10 is right, it's command-option-T.

A quick way to find out if there's a shortcut is to look at the menus. In this case, it's under the View menu: Hide/Show Toolbar. Command-option-T.
 
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