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Mac OS X Tiger | Instant Dictionary

Tuesday, August 02 2005 @ 07:36 AM SGT
Contributed by: Mack

With the introduction of a built-in dictionary, Mac users can now look up words without accessing an application. Although, Dashboard seems the fastest way to find out meanings to new words you come across, there is a shorter, faster, way.

Diagram 1.0, Quick dictionary reference in Tiger

To quickly find out the meaning of a word, highlight the word and use the shortcut CMD + CTRL + D. The meaning of the word will be displayed instantly.

This feature works in all Cocoa applications. In the example picture above, we demonstrate its use in Apple's Safari v.2.0.

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