Understanding the Command Bar
Break free from the loop of clicks and keystrokes
The shortcut to open up your UL Command Bar is command+space (mac) or ctrl+space (pc)
Command Bar Basics (from left to right)
Under the input (where you type after opening up the UL Command Bar), we have Icon, Application Name, Action, and Shortcuts to execute Action .
What do these mean?
Icon
An image that represents the application or shortcut
Application Name
In the image, we typed
noThis displayed two applications under the input
These applications live on my system (the guy writing this, yours may be different) and a UL Plugin for Notion
Action
In the image, you can see if we click on those it will open the application or take us to the UL Plugin page for Notion.
Shortcuts for executing
for PC/Windows this would be CTRL + 1 (or any other number)
Why is it faded?
An application that is slightly faded, means you must install the plugin in order to use the shortcut. This can be done by clicking or pressing Command + 1 / CTRL + 1
Learn more about the Google Meet Plugin
What does UL Plugin - <Plugin Name> mean in the Action?
Anytime you see UL Plugin - <Plugin Name> this means if you perform this action, you will be taken directly to that specific plugin's page in your UL Application. Plugin pages will hold Guides that explain the plugin in more depth.
Learn More about the Google Drive Plugin
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