We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us. How to Restart Mission Control in Mac OS X Nov 23, 2011 - 29 Comments If you make any customizations to Mission Control, or if you encounter obvious problems with how Desktops and apps are handled and assigned, you can restart Mission Control without having to reboot the entire Mac.
Reader Brian Lodell generally likes a new Lion feature but finds it cumbersome to use. He writes:
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I see the usefulness of Mission Control, but there has to be an easier way to use it without swiping around on my MacBook's trackpad. Any hints for using it more efficiently?
Sure, use keyboard shortcuts. Here are a few you might like: Golf pro 2 mac os.
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Sure, use keyboard shortcuts. Here are a few you might like: Golf pro 2 mac os.
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- Control – Up Arrow: Invoke Mission Control
- Control – Down Arrow: Leave Mission Control
- Control – Left or Right Arrow: Switch between desktops
- Control – Up Arrow then press Space Bar: 'Pops' out the desktop's selected window
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If you don't care for these shortcuts, you're welcome to change them. To do that launch System Preferences -> Keyboard and select the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. Choose Mission Control and you'll see these shortcuts to the right. Click on a shortcut to highlight it and type in a different shortcut.
