Is there a keyboard shortcut to replace clicking on the Green Zoom Jelly

I'm looking for some way not to have to reach for the mouse to click the green jelly button.
Is this possible?
Cheers,
MJ

emjaym wrote:
Isn't it commonly called a jelly button? maybe a west coast thing.
I never heard the expression on either coast but if anyone else calls it jelly, I think I'll SCREAM!!
-mj

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