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Find a window on the desktop. If your desktop is covered by open windows, you can use Mission Control to move them aside to get to the desktop, or to show a simple view of everything that’s open on the desktop, so it’s easy to spot the window you need. See View open windows and spaces in Mission Control.
9 Μαρ 2014 · How can I move the window back on-screen when it's not possible to grab the title bar and drag it back onto the screen? XvsXP.com recommends adjusting your screen resolution downward to have off-screen windows "snap back into view" and then adjust your screen resolution back to its original setting. In OS X 10.4 Tiger, I had a script that ...
11 Μαΐ 2010 · Cmd+H will hide the active app and cmd+alt+H will hide all Windows. But you should use Exposé. Just take a look into the settings. There you can configure an screen corner: When you move the mouse in this corner it will move all windows away from the screen und you can see the desktop.
Arrange windows in the top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right corners of the desktop. Move the active window to the left half of the desktop, move the second window to the top-right corner of the desktop, and move the third window to the bottom-right corner of the desktop.
18 Ιουν 2019 · Go to System Settings app → Keyboard Shortcuts... and you can assign keyboard shortcuts to move across Spaces (desktops). You can also use the F3 (Mission Control) key on your Mac's keyboard to get a birds eye view of all the Spaces (desktops in Mac parlance) and quickly and directly switch to the desired one. However, this will also involve ...
4 Ιαν 2018 · Just like the command+F3 keyboard shortcut, pressing FN + F11 together will activate the Mission Control “Show Desktop” feature and slide all windows off screen to show the desktop of the Mac, where you can access icons and whatever else.
7 Ιουλ 2020 · Command+F3: Use the Command+F3 (Mission Control) keyboard shortcut to quickly view the desktop. This shortcut works on most modern Macs. Fn+F11: If you have an older Mac, or if you're using a keyboard that doesn't have the media keys, you can use the F11 or the Fn+F11 keyboard combination to reveal the desktop.
