> use the Command-Tab shortcut to get to the application. With the application selected press the Option key and release the Command key. One minimized window of the application will become un-minimized (if you have more than one minimized application window, you have to un-minimize the other windows the old fashioned way).
Alternatively you can use a utility like FastScripts to assign a keyboard shortcut to an Applescript file. I have set up `Cmd+Option+M` to run the following script which seems to work fine for most applications on OS X Lion:
tell application (path to frontmost application as text)
try
set miniaturized of windows to false — most apps
end try
try
set collapsed of windows to false — Finder
end try
end tell
— Hack from willshouse.com to make sure Finder really does unminimize windows
if (name of (info for (path to frontmost application)) as text) is “Finder.app” then
try
tell application “Finder”
set collapsed of windows to false — Finder
end tell
end try
end if
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