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Add a lock screen icon to menu bar: Mac OS X
10Jan2012 Filed under: Geek, Mac, Tips Author: Chin Yong
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To quickly lock a screen on Mac OS X, add a lock screen icon to the menu bar.
Lock screen icon in menu bar of Mac OS X
- Access the KeyChain Access utility. Using Spotlight seems to be the quickest way with the term “KeyChain”.
- From the menu, access KeyChain Access -> Preferences. (or ⌘,)
- Activate Show Status in Menu Bar
And we have a quick icon to lock the screen as and when we need to leave the screen unattended for a moment.
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