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Joe Mayden · 2025-07-31T17:13:40+00:00

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At home I have two monitors connected to my MacBook Pro. When I am away from home I use a MacBook Air. When opening up Logos I have to go to the top ribbon and select which screen (i.e. monitor) I want to look at. Is there a keystroke that will allow me to switch rather than using my mouse to go up to the top ribbon and selecting?

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Jason Stone (Logos)

Hey, Joe! Can you share a screenshot of the ribbon or the selector? I'm not sure that I understand your question.

Joe Mayden

Under the Window tab - it drops down with the following options
Minimize, Fill, Zoom, Center
Move and Resize, Full Screen Tile
Bring to Front
Logos Bible Study - Pilgrim's (Progress Book)
Pilgrim's Progress Notes

I would like to have a key that selects (Logos Bible Study-Pilgrims Progress book) or Pilgrim's Progress Notes

Christopher Randall

I don't believe you can setup shortcuts for that, but I could be wrong.

On the MacBook, to view all open screens you could:

Use a keyboard: Press the Mission Control (F3) key , or press Control-Up Arrow. Press it again to exit Mission Control.
Use a trackpad: Swipe up using three fingers to enter Mission Control. Swipe down using three fingers to exit Mission Control.

You could also, Cycle through open windows and apps. To cycle through windows and apps to find the one you want, use any of the following methods:

Cycle through all open apps: Press Command-Tab to bring up the application switcher, then keep holding the Command key while pressing Tab repeatedly to cycle through the apps. Press Shift-Command-Tab to move to the previous app. Release the keys when you get to the app you want to switch to.

These may help instead of moving the mouse cursor all the way to the top and selecting windows.