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How to set screen resolution with a keyboard shortcut on Retina MBP?

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rMBP: Set Resolution With Keyboard Shortcut How to set screen resolution with a keyboard shortcut?

I've found myself switching between the 1440x900 and 1920x1200 "effective resolution" setting depending on what I'm doing (need more space on screen, etc). Is there a way to toggle between these two modes with a keyboard shortcut/can I invoke one mode with a keyboard shortcut? Alternatively, can this be done via an AppleScript (and therefore bound to a keyboard shortcut)?

  1. Is there a way to toggle between these two modes with a keyboard shortcut?
  2. Can I invoke one mode with a keyboard shortcut?
  3. Alternatively, can this be done via an AppleScript (and therefore bound to a keyboard shortcut)?

rMBP: Set Resolution With Keyboard Shortcut

I've found myself switching between the 1440x900 and 1920x1200 "effective resolution" setting depending on what I'm doing (need more space on screen, etc). Is there a way to toggle between these two modes with a keyboard shortcut/can I invoke one mode with a keyboard shortcut? Alternatively, can this be done via an AppleScript (and therefore bound to a keyboard shortcut)?

How to set screen resolution with a keyboard shortcut?

I've found myself switching between the 1440x900 and 1920x1200 "effective resolution" setting depending on what I'm doing (need more space on screen, etc).

  1. Is there a way to toggle between these two modes with a keyboard shortcut?
  2. Can I invoke one mode with a keyboard shortcut?
  3. Alternatively, can this be done via an AppleScript (and therefore bound to a keyboard shortcut)?
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