How To Restore, Maximize and Minimize The Windows Using Keyboard On MAC

Macintosh operating system has got lots of hidden stuffs inside. Each and every small detail matters to apple when they design the product and software as well. The people who use Macintosh effectively would have realised it. Although it has launched magic mouse, magic trackpad in the market, they still concentrate much on the keyboard to let the users to be more productive while working on.

When lots of windows are opened, the users will feel cluttered and the screen will look unorganised. To make it more organised some of them have to be minimized whereas some of them have to be resized. The main window needs to be maximized to let the work happen. To do this, The users can easily touch the mouse or trackpad to organise as they want. But it will be little complicated and time consuming to the people who are fast-pace workers.  Follow the instructions, If you’re one of them.

Step 1:

Open “System Preferences”

Step 2:

Click on “Keyboard”

KB Shortcut For Minimize and Maximize Windows

Step 3:

Go to “Shortcuts” tab

Step 4:

Choose “App Shortcuts” from the left pane

Step 5:

Select “All Controls” at the bottom to make all the shortcuts function

Step 6:

Click on “+” sign to add new shortcut

KB Shortcut For Minimize and Maximize Windows

Step 7:

Leave Application field as “All Applications”. Type “Menu Title” as it should be.

For Zoom (Maximize):

Menu Title: Zoom

Keyboard Shortcut: Shift + Command + M (Could of anything as your wish)

KB Shortcut For Minimize and Maximize Windows

For Minimize: 

Menu Title: Minimize

Keyboard Shortcut: Command + M 

KB Shortcut For Minimize and Maximize Windows

 For Restore:

The same Zoom shortcut can be used for restoring the window

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1 thought on “How To Restore, Maximize and Minimize The Windows Using Keyboard On MAC”

  1. DADHA,
    Good on you for tackling the KB skills for Mac. I frequently wonder if they have thought about it, although they surely must have. Your information leads in the right direction.
    Do you think it would be possible to mimic the Windows “Snap” system.
    IE: CMD-> Snap Right
    CMD <- Snap Left
    CMD \|/ Snap Down [Minimize]
    CMD /|\ Snap FScrn [Maximize|
    Thus far, the lack of such faciity in the KB with Mac system seemed a drag on time.
    Of greatest interest, Mac seems to lack a Restore Down ability. What is your view for a workaround.
    In Windows, Window A Maximized, the mouse pointer brings it down to Window A.
    As I have it, the Mac screen fills the whole screen which causes one to fossick for the buttons.

    SKILLED USE of the KEYBOARD is the fastest way to work.
    ?????? !
    With thanks from Australia.
    Bluey Quilty
    AHQ Research & Copyright
    A Media Facting Research Service

    PS try Grammarly for your written English. It will help pop the bubbles out of your work.

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