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# Open applications

Application Wizard lets you quickly open favorite applications, recent applications, groups of applications, and applications in the Dock and in the Applications folder.

Task
Action

Open an application belonging to a group

Display the Open menu and choose the application from the group’s submenu.

Open all applications in a group

Display the Open menu and choose Open All from the group’s submenu.

If you have selected the ”Choosable group menu items” checkbox in the Menus pane of the Application Wizard preferences, choose the group from the Open menu.

Use a open or open/quit group keyboard shortcut.

Open all applications in a group at login

Check the group’s ”Open automatically” option.

Open more applications at the same time

Display the Open menu and select multiple applications by pressing the Shift key.

Open a 64-bit and 32-bit capable application in 32-bit mode

Display the Open menu, select the application, and press the Control key.

Open an application without restoring its windows (when Resume is enabled)

Display the Open menu, hold down the Command and Option keys, and choose the application.

Open all applications in a group without restoring their windows (when Resume is enabled)

Display the Open menu, hold down the Command and Option keys, and choose ”Open All and Don’t Restore Windows” from the group’s submenu.

Open an application in the Dock

Display the Open menu and choose the application from the Dock Applications submenu.

Open a recently used application

Display the Open menu and choose the application from the Recent Applications submenu.

Open an application in the Applications or Utilities folder

Display the Open menu and choose the application from the Applications or Utilities submenu.

Related topics

Use the Open menu
Customize the Open menu
Assign keyboard shortcuts to groups
Open groups automatically when you log in
Open and quit multiple applications
Disable or enable window restoration for specific applications
Force applications to open in 32-bit mode