Do the same for Launchpad which you find in the list on the right first. Tap the fn + F3 keys and you have a new shortcut to launch Mission Control. Click in the box at the far right so that it lets you change it. Click on the Keyboard Shortcuts tab and look for Mission Control in the left hand list. If not, this might be an annoyance.įor those who like to use your old Mac keyboard to quickly launch Mission Control and Launchpad using these same keys in Lion, you can by going into the Keyboard Settings in System Properties.
Nice changes if you like the two new features in Lion. Now they launch Mission Control and Launchpad. The old Mac keyboard’s F3 and F4 keys launched Expose’ and Dashboard. Keyboard F3 and F4 Launches Mission Control and Launchpad No longer! But don’t worry because you still get those cool Apple stickers and cleaning cloth. When I moved to a Mac last fall, this was one of the things I counted as a benefit. While I loved the switch from a DVD to a USB disk that came with the 2010 MacBook Air, I really hate this move and I am sure most Apple fans feel like a tiny bit of the Apple glimmer shows signs of tarnish. One solution is to create a Lion install disk from the update following our guide. Boot the system and restore before it goes into the OS. Now there is no restore disk because Lion comes with a restore feature, a lot like Windows PC users have been putting up with for years. Think of it as spring cleaning for your computer. This is something you should consider doing once a year, or every time you install a major OS update, in order to keep things running smoothly. If you bought a MacBook Pro before Lion, you would get a nice restore disk used to install the OS when you have a catastrophe or just want to clean up your Mac with a clean install of the OS. They include the way you restore your Mac, a change to the keyboard and the packaging. The MacBook Pro and a couple of other products are different in some very small ways. It seems Apple didn’t just refresh the MacBook Air and Mini along with their release of OS X 10.7 Lion.
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