The Finder’s selection will jump to the second letter you type, so just type the first letter or letters, use the arrow keys if necessary to get the app you want, and then press Return. Note that for apps with two-word names, such as QuickTime Player or System Preferences, you can’t type QP or SP. Press Command-down arrow to open the app. So, to launch an app such as Preview, type PR, and, unless you have another app whose name begins with those two letters, Preview is selected. However, typing in a Finder folder merely selects an item it doesn’t hide other items in that folder, showing only the apps with the letters you type. As with Spotlight and Launchpad, you can type letters to access your apps. It’s not that hard to get to that folder in the Finder, just press Command-Shift-A. When you invoke Launchpad, the Search field is selected.Īnother way to launch apps from the keyboard is to do so in the Applications folder. If not, use the arrow keys to select it, and then press Return. If it is the first app selected, press Return to launch it. Type the first couple of characters of the name of the app you want to launch. That Search field has focus when you start typing the characters automatically get entered into that field. You’ll see some of your app icons with a Search field above them. To invoke Launchpad, press F4 on newer Apple keyboards (older Apple keyboards use F4 to launch Dashboard) on a Trackpad, use a pinching motion with your thumb and three fingers. Launchpad presents your apps with big icons on your screen, laid out in a similar way to iOS app icons on an iPad.
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