It's time for Mac Geekab, and listener Michael brings us our quick tip of the week with switching between app windows on the Mac.

Today I learned that to switch between Windows of the same app, you can press command plus backtick.

More quick tips like this, plus your questions answered today

on MacGeekab 1129

for Monday,

February 16th, 20206.

So, Greetings, folks, and welcome to Mackeb, the show where you share tips like that, and we share them.

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winter? We're in. We're in. Yeah. That's a yes. Yeah. That's great. Absolutely. Yeah. Very cool.

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answer or not answer when your

AirPods are in. So if I have my AirPods Pro in and I think it works with AirPods 2, 3, and 4 pro

in AirPods 4, when, for instance, a message gets announced, says, you know, hey, Dave Hamilton sent a long message.

Would you like to hear it?

All I have to do is not yes, if I want to hear it, or shake my head vigorously, no, if I don't want to hear it.

And AirPods, or, well, the iOS will then announce, read to me the message or answer the phone.

Do you want to answer the phone?

I can shake my head, no.

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