Allow OS X Mavericks to operate smoothly with five command keys

The first tip is related to the Finder under the Mac. The Finder's role under Mac is equivalent to "My Computer" under win.

Holding down the command key and clicking on the icon in the sidebar will open the corresponding window in a new tab.

This tip is useful for sidebar in any case, including sharing, equipment, and other location points. This technique is very useful when you need to copy or move a file.

Second, move the underlying window by dragging the command key.

There are times when we need to move the underlying window without moving the top window or blocking the top window. Try to hold down the cmd button, and then drag and drop the bottom of the Window tab bar, found what is not the bottom of the window is quite magical move up. Use the above method to move other windows without affecting the top-level program.

Third, directly find the location of the program in the dock. Under Windows systems, the ability to find locations through the properties of a file can directly see the file storage directory. The same function is available under the Mac, but more convenient.

If you want to find the location of some programs in the dock, you just hold down the command button and click on the program icon, and then the Finder window where the location is stored will appear, of course, for individual applications, such as the App Store.

Fourth, open Spotlight search results directly in the Finder.

Similar to the previous tip, the results will be displayed in the New Finder window if you hold down the command key and click it in the search results list.

Fifth, select multiple files at the same time.

Hold down the command key and click on the file or item you want to select, and you can select multiple targets at the same time.