Note: alternative terminal applications such as iTerm2 may have this built-in. Open Apps with custom Shortcuts in macOS Someone on the MacAdmins Slack recently asked how you could assign a global keyboard short cut to open Terminal on macOS. Earlier versions will have a different design. NOTE: The following description and illustrations are for the Script Editor application included in Mac OSX 10.5. Navigate to this folder now and double-click the Script Editor icon to launch the application. Click the File Format pop-up menu, then choose Application. To save your app in a different location than shown, click the disclosure triangle, then select a folder. With a script open in the Script Editor app on your Mac, choose File Export. To run the script, just open it in the Finder, just like any other app. Look for Terminal in 'Applications' → 'Utilities' →.
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