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Navigating application windows
These commands are universally available to navigate between windows in your open applications.
To open a new file or window
l Say "New file" to open a new file or window in the current application.
l Say "Open file" to access the Open File dialog in the current application.
To close the current file or window
l Say "Close file" or "Close window."
To switch between windows or applications
l Say "Next / Previous application window" to switch to the next or previous open window in the current
application.
l Say "Switch to next / previous application" to switch to the next or previous open application.
To hide or show windows or applications
l Say "Minimize this window" to minimize the current window.
l Say "Show / Hide this application" to show or hide all windows in the active application.
l Say "Hide other applications" to hide all but the current application.
l Say "Show / Hide all applications" to show or hide all currently running applications.
Related topics:
l Launching and quitting applications
l Menu Walking
l Working with the Finder
l Navigating within a document
OS X controls
These commands access OS X functions from any application.
To put your computer in sleep mode
l Say "Put computer to sleep."
l Say "Special sleep" to force the computer to go to sleep.
To restart your computer
l Say "Restart the computer."
l Say "Special Restart" to force the computer to restart without waiting for other tasks to
complete.
To quit unresponsive applications
l Say "Access Force Quit."
To toggle full screen mode
l Say "Switch to full screen" to view the current window in full screen mode.
l Say "Exit full screen" to exit full screen mode.
To capture images of your screen
l Say "Capture screen" to create a screenshot of your entire screen and save it to your
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