F3 function

Regardless as to what it is called, the F3 key functioned differently in Monterey than Ventura. In Monterey it showed each open window on the desktop seprately at a reduced size, and now it groups them by application type and places them on top of each other so that you cannot tell what files are actually open. In Ventura the F3 key dispaly provides no useful inforamtion as to what may be hidden under files on the desktop. I didn't change what the key does, Apple did. If you still have a computer with Monterey running you can try to the comparison yourself and it will be immediately obvious what the differnece is - and why it is a ridiculous thing to have done.

Thanks but that's not the question. In Monterey the F3 function would show you each window that was open as a separate image on the desktop, not as overlapping files. Then you could see each open file and what it was. In Ventura all the files from the same app are piled together, one on top of another and you can't see what files are actually open. This is a useless function as it is no different from the actual desktop itself. Can this be reversed in Ventura or are we stuck with yet another "improvement"?

Thank you, that did the trick. I did not understand the earlier verison of that suggestion. But this fixed it - using a button hidden deep in the bowels of the system... thank you very much for your time.