OS X Lion: Shortcuts for windows
Use these shortcuts to open, close, and navigate windows.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Move a window without making it active | Command (⌘)-drag the window |
| Show all the windows for an application | Press and hold the application’s icon in the Dock. |
| Minimize all windows in the active application | Option-click the minimize button |
| Enlarge all windows in the active application | Option-click the zoom button |
| Make the next or previous window in the current application active | Command (⌘)-Shift-tilde (~) |
| Close all windows in the active application | Option-click the close button |
| Hide windows of the application you’ve been using when you switch to another application | Option-click the Dock icon of the application you’re switching to |
| Open a folder that contains the current folder or document | Command (⌘)-click the window title, and then choose a folder from the pop-up menu |
| Scroll quickly through a long document | Press and hold in the scroll bar |
| Momentarily switch between “Scroll to here” and “Jump to page” | Option-click in the scroll bar |
| Show the folder hierarchy for a window (in the Finder and some applications) | Command (⌘)-click the window’s title |