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Sweep all windows into another Spaces screen

November 1st, 2009 - Mac OS X, Tips & Tricks

mac os x spaces You can sweep all of your open apps and windows into a group via Spaces by entering Spaces and hitting various arrow keys in addition to the command key, such as Command-Right Arrow, which will pull all of your windows and apps from the active Spaces screen to the one next to it, if you keep hitting Command-Right Arrow, you will keep passing the windows from Spaces to Spaces and accumulating all other windows as you go. Handy if you have a ton of windows open and you want to clear Spaces up a bit!

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Comments: 2

Comment from TheSkeptic
Time: November 1, 2009, 7:17 pm

This is an excellent hint – probably the best one that you have published yet (at least for my workflow).

Now.. why doesn’t Apple put this in the Help file?

Comment from hypnopixel
Time: November 2, 2009, 9:00 am

what?! Jebuz! People futz with window management way too much! Crikeys!

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