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Question

It seems it is no longer possible to cycle through exposed windows using keyboard shortcuts (other than arrow keys which are way out of the way from home row, so if you will reach for arrow keys you might as well go all the way to the mouse).
In Leopard, once you exposed all the visible windows you could use TAB to cycle through them and quickly get to the window you wanted.
In Snow Leopard, TAB key is used to expose windows of applications, and in fact it cycles through applications (highlighting each in the dock and showing its open windows only). CMD+` cycles through application in reverse order.
But, it appears there is no way to cycle through all exposed windows using keyboard shortcuts (other than arrow keys) in Snow Leopard?

Answer 1

Unfortunately, it didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. As a matter of fact they don't even go into half the stuff.
For example, you can use CMD+Tab to navigate to application you want, and then press either up or down arrow to expose its windows.
Or, space trick to "quick look" an exposed window.
But still, it looks like there is no way to cycle through all exposed windows with a keyboard shortcut (arrow keys besides being out of the way also don't actually cycle. They get to the last window in order and then you have to use opposite arrow to go back).