The software brought together Exposé and Spaces into a single efficient organization system. In fact, Mission Control guarantees a wide panorama of open windows, easily assigned to other desks.
You can also view available spaces, as well as those in Split View. You can set up new desktop and browse them with a simple gesture. If you no longer care, you can easily delete them at any time. To get the most out of one of Lion’s best features, follow the tutorial.
- To properly organize desktop and various applications, enter Mission Control. Click on the icon in the Dock or press the F3 key. Alternatively, use the Lanchpad. The program will display the grouped windows per application. To add a new desktop (or space), you must place the mouse in the top right corner of the screen. At this point, click on the ” Add Space ” icon (+). Now drag an active window on any desk at the top of Mission Control. You will not encounter applications or windows limits on any desk.
- To organize bulky desks, add another. You can create up to a maximum of sixteen. To customize them, you can also change the background. In that sense, you will recognize them on the fly without losing too much time. But it does not end there. You will further differentiate the spaces in the various projects. You can distinguish between personal and professional jobs. Which is not a little!
- We’ve seen how to organize desks and applications. But how to use quick commands instead? Just use a three-finger horizontal slider to switch between your desktop. You can drag a window from one desktop to another by insisting on the edge of the screen. When you pass an application to full-screen mode, you will create a separate space. You will see it in Mission Control. However, you will not be able to drag any other windows inside. With a few simple steps, you can organize your applications.
Note! The Mission Control Preferences panel is located in System Preferences.