Mac OS X 10.10: How to Use Dashboard Like the "Old Days"
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Over the next few weeks, we’ll be doing a series of how to articles on how to get the most out of Apple’s newest operating system – Mac OS X 10.10.
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When Dashboard first came out, it was an incredibly useful tool when ever you needed to do something. One just pressed the F12 key, and Dashboard would pop-up over what ever you were doing at the time.
But with each new OS X update, it seemed as though Apple wanted to hide (or even wanted to get rid off) Dashboard by hiding it away into never-never-land.
Fortunately, you can bring back Dashboard to act like the old days just by a few simple clicks.
1. Go into System Preferences > Mission Control.
2. Look for the Dashboard section and choose the drop down menu.
3. Select “AS OVERLAY”
That’s it!
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