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Instead of typing an abbreviation and then hitting Return to open the selected item, you just type the abbreviation and keep the key of the last entered character pressed. This allows you to open your favorite applications or search templates with just a single keystroke!
The following examples assume that the abbreviations have already been trained to select the corresponding items. The blue colored boxes indicate a key that is kept pressed.
| ⌘ Space S | Opens Safari |
| ⌘ Space G | Triggers a Google search |
| ⌘ Space V | Shows a list of all mounted Volumes |
| ⌘ Space D | Opens the Desktop folder |
| ⌘ Space = | Opens LaunchBar’s built-in Calculator |
| ⌘ Space N M | New Mail Message |
| ⌘ Space E E | Eject All Ejectable Volumes |
| ⌘ Space P P | iTunes - Play/Pause |
| ⌘ Space N N | iTunes - Next Song |
| ⌘ Space M M | Mutes the speaker (runs the “Mute” script) |
| ⌘ Space Q T P | Opens Quick Time Player |
| ⌘ Space C N N | Opens the CNN home page |
| ⌘ Space Z Z Z | Runs the “Sleep” script |
You can also use Instant Open to quickly sub-search a collection of items. First, you select and open the collection, then you pick up the desired item from that collection.
| ⌘ Space A B O S | Sub-searches the Albums category and opens the Best Of Supertramp album. |
| ⌘ Space A A F B | Sub-searches the Applications category and opens the Font Book application. |
| ⌘ Space U L | Sub-searches the User Accounts indexing rule and opens Login Window |