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You can use Cmd + tab to move between panes<br />
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Andy
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You can use Cmd + tab to move between panes

Andy

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does not work unfortunately.<br />
cmd+tab moves me between all the running applications, just like ALT TAB in windows.<br />
what i want to do is switch between two panes of terminal app.<br />
<br />
you can replicate my setup like below:<br />
on mac OS lion, launch terminal app<br />
press CMD+D to split the terminal app into two panes.<br />
now i want to jump from bottom pane to the pane at the top and vice verse.<br />
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does not work unfortunately.
cmd+tab moves me between all the running applications, just like ALT TAB in windows.
what i want to do is switch between two panes of terminal app.

you can replicate my setup like below:
on mac OS lion, launch terminal app
press CMD+D to split the terminal app into two panes.
now i want to jump from bottom pane to the pane at the top and vice verse.



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If you open a new window by pressing CMD+N, then you can switch between them by pressing CMD+} or CMD+{<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
Andy
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If you open a new window by pressing CMD+N, then you can switch between them by pressing CMD+} or CMD+{

Hope this helps
Andy

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hi Andy,<br />
<br />
i agree with you but that is not my question.<br />
<br />
I do not want to open a new window and work in two terminal windows.<br />
i want to split the terminal using CMD+D and then switch between those two panes.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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hi Andy,

i agree with you but that is not my question.

I do not want to open a new window and work in two terminal windows.
i want to split the terminal using CMD+D and then switch between those two panes.

Thanks

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Yes, I have discovered this too
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hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I just acquired a new macbook pro, running lion.<br />
i want to have two terminal panes one below another.<br />
I can split the terminal using shortcut cmd+d but i can't jump from one pane to another.<br />
Can you please tell me what is the shortcut for doing this?<br />
<br />
Thanks Experts
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hi Experts,

I just acquired a new macbook pro, running lion.
i want to have two terminal panes one below another.
I can split the terminal using shortcut cmd+d but i can't jump from one pane to another.
Can you please tell me what is the shortcut for doing this?

Thanks Experts

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