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Mac OS X (Tiger)
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    Did you know that, when you are using an application - let's say
    Safari-, you could select some text (or some other things) from
    another application - let's say AdiumX -, without changing the focus?
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    Well, I don't know if that can be useful for you someday. I think
    it's interesting. And particularly it's interesting to know how many
    features of Mac OS X are "hidden" from casual users. They are there,
    but nothing tells you that it's there. If you discover by a way or
    another, it's good for you, and if you don't, well, you don't know
    what you miss and you don't really care...
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    Funny I forgot to tell you how! XD
    Simply press the Apple-key before you start clicking on the other
    application window! (and the focus won't change if you keep pressing
    the Apple-key when you are selecting from the other application
    window) 
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