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Copying File Names
While in a Finder window, select multiple files and press ⌘-C (copy). Then go to the application in which you'd like to paste it and press ⌘-V (paste). The names of each file will appear as a list.
Bonus: If the actual files and/or graphics appear instead of text, try ⌘-Shift-Option-V.
Volume Control
Adjusting the Macintosh volume in small increments is possible with the key combination shift-option-F11 (down) / F12 (up). These are the keys with the sound icons on them. You'll notice the volume increment squares fill up in one-quarter increments. Bonus: Turn off the sound "feedback" by going to System Preferences > Sound > Sound Effects tab and unchecking the box next to Play feedback when volume is changed.
In the Finder, below the Title Bar of an open window, sits the Toolbar. This Toolbar contains buttons for changing the view of the items in the folder. Additionally, you can add any item or folder to that Toolbar simply by dragging the item to either side of the Search field. To remove an item, command-click the item and drag it off the Toolbar where it will poof and disappear.
Bonus tip: right click on a blank area to further customize the Toolbar.
Note: Toolbars are universal, so any changes you make will occur on every Window.
Shut Down, Sleep, or Restart with two taps. On a laptop, press the power button, then press Return when the dialog comes up.
Bonus: press -r to Restart, -s to Sleep, or -esc to exit the dialog.
Double bonus: on a desktop machine (or with any external keyboard) press control-eject instead of the power button.
In iOS, tap the clock in the status bar to quickly scroll to the top of any view. Try it in messages, then tap "Call".
Close all your open windows in the Finder. Command-Option-W.
Use the Mac's Application-Switcher for all sorts of tasks. Activate the switcher by pressing command-tab and continue holding down the command key. Then try tapping of the following while still holding down command:
-tab to select the next open application
-shift-tab to select the previous one
-h to hide the selected app
-q to quit the selected app
-esc to exit the switcher.
Release the command key to open the selected application and exit the switcher.
Within any Open… dialog box, open deeply nested files with ease! With the Open… dialog open:
1) Command-Tab to switch to the Finder
2) Click and drag the file you want to open just a few pixels
3) Command-tab back to the app without letting go of the file
4) Release the file within the Open… dialog box
The file is now selected in the Open… dialog box.
Bonus: This also works with Save as… dialog boxes.
In the Finder, you can click and drag the icon in the Title Bar of an open window to move that folder anywhere you like. The trick is to click on the icon and hold still for a moment before you drag it.
In a Finder window, Command-click the window title for a menu with the path to that folder.
Rearrange your OSX menu bar icons. Just command-click and drag the icon you want to move.
Use the Preview application to quickly browse, select, and delete photos on your iPhone. With the device connected to your Mac, open Preview and select File > Import from Camera….