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Wednesday, October 1, 2014

10.9: Assigning Tags by keyboard shortcut in Finder

10.9: Assigning Tags by keyboard shortcut in Finder

10.9: Assigning Tags by keyboard shortcut in Finder Desktop
May 05, '14 07:00:00AM • Contributed by: simplebeep I'm not sure if this has been covered sufficiently already, but I've heard lamentations by various writers about the lack of a keyboard shortcut to bring up the file-tagging popup in the Finder. While none is provided by default, one can easily be set up.

In previous versions of OS X, the File menu had Label: followed by the row of colored cells. In Mavericks, the row of tags is still there, but the un-selectable Label: has changed to the selectable Tags�, which opens the tagging popup menu next to the selected file.

This process may already be familiar to MacOSXHints readers. Go to System Preferences » Keyboard » Shortcuts » App Shortcuts and click on the + button.

In the window that appears, set the Application to be the Finder, and enter Tags� in for the Menu Title. (To type the ellipsis character, use Option+semicolon, rather than three periods.) And then, of course, set your preferred shortcut. I like using Cmd+Opt+T.

[crarko adds: Handy. I hope this kind of customizing does not disappear in Mavericks' successor. I fear the worst.]

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Sunday, September 28, 2014

Access the Dock and Menu Bar from Your Keyboard

Access the Dock and Menu Bar from Your Keyboard

Access the Dock and Menu Bar from Your Keyboard

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Saturday, September 13, 2014

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Award-winning MacLovin’ Bundle, $40 for djay, Boom, Cinemagraph Pro, Keyboard Maestro, NetSpot Pro, much more

Written by: 9to5 Staff
@llsethj August 12, 2014 / 9:00 pm

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Cinemagraph Pro ($100) – The Professional Photography & Cinematography Tool For Mac – Apple Design Award Winner 2014Djay ($20) – The #1 DJ Software For Mac – Best of Mac App StoreNetSpot Pro ($149) – The Only App For WiFi Analysis and Troubleshooting on Max OS X – Macworld Editors’ Choice Award-WinnerKeyboard Maestro ($36) – Record and Design Your Own Macro Shortcuts –Macworld Editors’ Choice Award-WinnerHype 2 ($30) – Create Beautiful HTML5 Web Content w/out Coding –Macworld Editors’ Choice Award WinnerDropzone 3 ($10) – The Swiss Army Knife of Productivity – Mac Gem Award-WinnerMoom ($10) – Move and Zoom Like Never Before – Macworld Editors’ Choice Award-WinnerBoom ($7) – System-Wide Volume Booster & Equalizer That Makes Your Mac Louder, Clearer, & Better – Macworld Best of Show Award-WinnerThe OS X App Master Class ($499) – Learn To Make Fantastic Mac Apps w/22 Hours of Instruction
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