Mac
- Show/Hide dock -
Command (⌘)+Option+d - Change folder view -
Command (⌘)+1, use 2,3,4,5 - Focus Spotlight Search -
Command (⌘)+space
- Capture full screen
Command (⌘)+Shift+3 - Capture specific app window
Command (⌘)+Shift+4thenspace - Capture specific region
Command (⌘)+Shift+4 - Capture specific regions and then copy them to the clipboard
Ctrl (^)+Command (⌘)+Shift+4(PS. It doesn't save the screenshot on the desktop, it just stays in your clipboard)
In examining the strings inside the Dock binary in Leopard, I found a way to add real separators to the dock, instead of adding dummy applications with empty or decorative icons
- 1.Open terminal hit
Command (⌘)+space& type terminal and hit return. - 2.Run the following commands from the Terminal.
defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{ "tile-type" = "spacer-tile"; }'
killall Dock
copy and paste the code in the terminal as many times as to add new space/separators 3. You can now drag the empty spaces to where you want them, or right-click on them and select "Remove from Dock" if you no longer need them.
- 1.Open terminal hit
Command (⌘)+space& type terminal and hit return. - 2.Copy/Paste the following commands into the Terminal windowdefaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUEkillall Finder
- 3.If you want to Hide the hidden files set it to
FALSEdefaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSEkillall Finder
- 1.Open terminal hit
Command (⌘)+space& type terminal and hit return. - 2.Copy/Paste the following commands into the Terminal windowchflags hidden /path/to/file-or-folder
- 3.In case if you want to unhide the filechflags nohidden /path/to/file-or-folder
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