How to enable disclosure in Windows 8?

the other day I moved my laptop with a wireless mouse. I accidentally lowered the mouse, and I do not know which buttons were pressed. However, the exposure function (like on the Mac) came up and I was very impressed! I like the Mac and my own, but I'm still a Windows guy at heart. Somebody knows? I'm not talking about installing external software, I know that this feature is built into Windows 8, because I saw it from my own experience. The search for revelations, clues, and tricks on the Internet showed nothing. Thanks!

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Ok, I figured it out. I like Microsoft ... It can work with any external mouse that supports three buttons. I use a Microsoft USB wireless mouse with three buttons, with average support for the scroll function (wheel). If I hold the left or right mouse button down, and then press the scroll wheel, a showdown will appear. I can also release both buttons so that if I use my scrolling, I can choose which application I want to focus on (or just click on the desired application). The only thing I didn’t understand was that when this happened for the first time, applications surrounded my desktop in denunciation. This time they just appear as an organized grid. Webappguy-dot-com solution.

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Windows 8 has no built-in artifacts such as mac. however, there is software on the Internet that can do this.

to call scroll application scroll alt + tab

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