Scripting shortcuts

Closes all applications running on your Mac.

Uses AppleScript to press ⌘+⌃+Q to Lock the screen.

Starts the screen saver on the current Mac.

Activates the key code for F4’s native function, which triggers the LaunchPad feature that shows your app icons like an iOS Home Screen.

Simulates the key code for F3, activating Mission Control on the Mac.

Opens the Activity Monitor app to see actively-running processes.

Opens System Preferences on the Mac or Settings on iOS.

Uses an AppleScript command to directly activate Control Center on the Mac.

Saves the current window arrangement as a JSON dictionary of data in the Files app.

Gets your Parked Car location and shows it in a preview.

Opens the “Movie News” section of Fandango to show reporting on upcoming films.

Prompts you to enter a name, then creates a shortcut.

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