Exposé Setup

Here’s a shortcut for using Exposé in OS 10.3. Exposé gives you a view of all the open application windows, sort of a a visual ‘switcher’.

Using the Exposé tab from System Preferences, you can set Exposé to fire with just a mouse move.

In the preference pane, you can select Hot Corners for ExposÈ and Screen Effects. I set up my PowerBook like this:

All Windows Disable Screen Saver
Start Screen Saver Show Desktop

So one diagonal allows me to view all apps, or just the desktop. The other starts the screen saver or locks it out.

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