EPTBut i have a big issue, i keep getting caught due to the fact i cannot alt tab via the mac osx version of alt tab (which is cmd+tab) to minimize my SC2 replays.
Anyone have any idea's what i can do?
Alt Tab SC2 On Mac?
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Unosnow
Burkina Faso96 Posts
But i have a big issue, i keep getting caught due to the fact i cannot alt tab via the mac osx version of alt tab (which is cmd+tab) to minimize my SC2 replays. Anyone have any idea's what i can do? | ||
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Grande
United States3 Posts
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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19224 Posts
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mrmacdude
United States3 Posts
CMD+M or run it in windowed mode or windowed(fullscreen) in the graphics tab | ||
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Unosnow
Burkina Faso96 Posts
the reg windowed mode would keep the mac osx hot bar on the screen, but if you load SC2 in widnowed (full) then do CMD+Tab it can minimize the hot bars and allow you to "alt tab" SC2, although SC2 will be the default backround while its running, this allows you to access other programs while running SC2. | ||
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Unosnow
Burkina Faso96 Posts
On September 01 2010 22:35 BisuDagger wrote: Sorry,this post made my morning! I saw the title of your post and couldn't stop laughing.... get a pc and your problems will be solved. Um once u go mac u never go back. Sorry but Mac>PC and this is coming from someone that knows is A+ certified, windows XP+7 Certified, Network + certified, Microsoft office certified. I just purchased this mac and it runs windows 7 MUCH better then both my desk tops with equal specs. So no... sorry friend. Apple>Microsoft. | ||
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Unosnow
Burkina Faso96 Posts
On September 01 2010 22:37 mrmacdude wrote: hahaha CMD+M or run it in windowed mode or windowed(fullscreen) in the graphics tab Thnx for the tip, sorry for such a stupid question, i just purchased this mac about a week ago and installed windows on it right off the bat and havnt had time to fool around with the MAC osx much and was confused why cmd+tab wasnt working. | ||
Bockit
Sydney2287 Posts
The thread doesn't really belong in the general forum though, possibly tech support next time for something like this. | ||
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Inkarnate
Canada840 Posts
On September 01 2010 22:43 Unosnow wrote: Um once u go mac u never go back. Sorry but Mac>PC and this is coming from someone that knows is A+ certified, windows XP+7 Certified, Network + certified, Microsoft office certified. I just purchased this mac and it runs windows 7 MUCH better then both my desk tops with equal specs. So no... sorry friend. Apple>Microsoft. I heard those are hard certs. I dislike the MAC vs Windows debate though, its 100% preference in my opinion. | ||
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