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10.5: How to 'wrap around' the Command-Tab switcher
Authored by: asmeurer on Tue, May 13 2008 at 8:57PM PDT

I have always used Command-Shift-Tab, almost as second nature (I often hit Command-Tab, Command-Shift-Tab to bring all the windows of the front app to the front). I never knew about the ~ option. That is much easier. Thanks