This actually built in to Mac OS X. • First if the icon of OneNote is on the Dock right Click (using two/three Button Mouse) or control click TrackPad. Retrieve contacts from outlook 2011 for mac indentity. • When Context menu appears, click Options • Choose Open at Login. From now on when you open computer or restart. OneNote will open. That can get old fast.

Add these two lines at this location in the Info.plist file, and the system will no longer reveal the program in the Dock when opened. Until Teamviewer devices to build an option into the app that hides the dock icon, the only way to remove it is through some hacks. Since it is in the top menu bar already, I would prefer to have it not take up space in the dock. Unfortunately, doing these hacks will permanently remove the icon from the dock, even if the app is active. Title software for mac.

So you should be able to do something with AppleScript to create shortcut button. But I don't even know how to do anything AppleScript. I spent most my computer life fearful of third party language.

There are a Lot people smarter than I (have always been), and I've been lerry of someone breaking the code and make it dangerous and hack information or destroy programs or files. That's the reason I don't use but one or to Microsoft Macros and no VBA at all. _________ Disclaimer: The questions, discussions, opinions, replies & answers I create, are solely mine and mine alone, and do not reflect upon my position as a Community Moderator. If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. No you don't need to Repost. Just say the answer isn't what you're looking for.

In fact duplicate questions are usually ignored. In my previous answer, I noted you'd have to write an appleScript to do a Shortcut Key combo. If you want to open with a shortcut. But that I avoid third party languages such as Applescript, Macros and VBA. Because of The risk of Hacking.

So I never learned to use them. Also, I will leave your Duplicate up.

Untouched, or rather, I will retract my answer there, so someone else can have a swing at it. Besides if OneNote is on the Dock you can open when you desire you just have to go to the Dock.

Finally, If you don't want to be bothered going to Dock, you do know you can leave OneNote Running in Background. If so you, when you switch to finder it will be open, at the place you left it, when you opened other application or switched to another App.

If you want to switch suddenly from one open application to another, hold the ⌘ (command) key down, Then touch the Tab key. Which will bring up the Fast Switcher (here is sample of what it looks like: Drag Mouse/Trackpad pointer to highlight desired application then release switch to that application. Hope you find answer your looking for. _________ Disclaimer: The questions, discussions, opinions, replies & answers I create, are solely mine and mine alone, and do not reflect upon my position as a Community Moderator. If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M.

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Adding a Startup Sound to Your Mac In order to do this you are going to use the built-in Automator app to create an app with shell script that runs the required commands to play a music file when you start your Mac. Click on Launchpad in your dock and search for and click on “Automator,” and it will launch for you.