Can I move the Dock using a keyboard shortcut?
If there is no default keyboard shortcut, is it possible to set this up using a program?
Keyboard shortcut to move the position of the Dock
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Just downloaded a 99 cent app from the mac app store called "Snap" that fixes this. Now I hit command-1 and the first app in my dock launches. Awesome!
ctrl+fn+F3
..selects an item of the dock. You can navigate using the arrow keys. The selected item is the one that will be selected first the next time you use this shortcut.
Once you've selected the Applications folder, the shortcut becomes for the next time:
ctrl+fn+F3+↩
BTW: You can also use ctrl+fn+F2 to access menubar items.
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Best Answer
There's no default, but you could probably use AppleScript to accomplish this. Hmm...
EDIT:
Make an AppleScript to run this shell script: