So I finally got around to reading the manual...
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Since the "tile window" function of Win 2.0? 
It doesn't permanently adjust anything, Expose (damn---can't figure out how to do the little accent on a Windows keyboard) just "flies" all of the windows into a tiled pattern momentarily as a quick means of letting you switch windows.
I don't use it very often myself, but then I'm not one of those people who has to have 50000 windows open at once.....
I don't use it very often myself, but then I'm not one of those people who has to have 50000 windows open at once.....
OSX has had this feature since 2004
Well I'm a recent convert - just bought my first Mac ever this year.
Much more useful (in my opinion anyway) - if you have a relatively recent MacBook/MacBookPro, you can activate Expose by swiping four fingers at once down the trackpad, then swipe them back up again to resume normal service (or click to pick a window).
Go to System Preferences > Exposé & Spaces > Exposé and set hot corners for different Exposé functions like Show All Windows, Show Application Windows, Show Desktop and so on.
Also a neat trick is to hold down the Shift key while activating any Exposé function.
Also a neat trick is to hold down the Shift key while activating any Exposé function.
OSX has had this feature since 2004
Well I'm a recent convert - just bought my first Mac ever this year.
Welcome to the tribe.
You're in for a wild ride!
OSX has had this feature since 2004
Well I'm a recent convert - just bought my first Mac ever this year.
Welcome to the tribe.
You're in for a wild ride!
In a good way I hope. So far I've been loving it.
Love the 4-finger swipe!
If, however, you swipe up from normal view, all the windows fly away out of sight, exposing the desktop
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