I have Excel 2010, which I used when my computer had Windows 7 just as recently as yesterday afternoon, and there was no problem with using Alt+Tab at all, even when more than one Excel spreadsheet was open. I have to hold down Alt and hit Tab to fully view the thumbnails and then Tab a second time to get back to the other program. But when I hit Alt+Tab again to flip back to the other program, I see a very brief glimpse of the thumbnails of all open windows, but I'm still on the Excel spreadsheet. If I have two Excel spreadsheets open and a third window of another program, and I'm currently viewing the other program, hitting Alt+Tab flips to one of the Excel spreadsheets. I do have Classic Shell installed so that might of changed something from the default of Windows 10.After some further investigation, it seems that at least in my case the issue is specific to Excel. Hitting Alt + Tab again take me back to the last In Focus window.
Once I let go of the Alt key the one I have chosen become the current In Focus window. Hitting the Tab key again cycles through those open windows. So I see Word, Chrome, Thunderbird and CCleaner windows as thumbnails. Hitting Alt + Tab auto switches from the current in focus program to the next on the list and also holding Alt after the first press of the Tab key shows a thumbnail of all open programs. I have a Word doc, my email program, Chrome and CCleaner open. On my Preview Eval 10547 build running in a VM I have the exact same behavior as I've had in all previous versions of Windows. You can also connect with us on Facebook at facebook.Are these windows of the same program or windows of different programs? If you have any questions, please let us know in the comments below. In all, we hope that this video tutorial helps if you were looking to use multiple desktops on macOS. Once here, simply just press the plus (+) key in the top right hand corner. To create a new desktop, use mission control or the trackpad gesture to go to the list of created desktops.
Keyboard Shortcut: Using the Control key along with the right or left arrow key will also switch between desktops.
Trackpad Gesture: Switching between desktops can also be done by swiping four fingers to the right or left on the trackpad. Using the Mouse: Switch between desktops by clicking on them in the top menu bar. This can be found in Launchpad or in the Applications folder. Using the Mouse: Open the Mission Control application. In this blog, we will go over the various ways to switch between desktops along with providing a video tutorial on using this feature. This allows users to not have all applications open in a single desktop, but able to organize them between desktops. The Multiple Desktop feature on macOS allows users to have different applications open throughout multiple desktops.
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