Mac OS X system shortcut keys (Chinese)

Note: Install Apple on a PC (Mac OS X v10.5 leopard)After the system, replace the CMD key with the Alt key 
To improve the use level as soon as possible, it requires the long-term efforts of many Apple computer users, starting from 1.1 drops. 

global
copy the CMD-C file
cmd-V paste the file
Option-drag the copy file to the new address
cmd-Move and auto-align
cmd-delete
cmd-Option-drag as a replacement (shortcut)
cmd-shift-delete clear the recycle bin
cmd-shift-Option-delete force clear the recycle bin
tab: select the next project
shift-Tab: select the previous project.
return: default action
escape close dialog box
page up: page up
Up Arrow: select the previous file
page down: Page down
down select the next file by Arrow
cmd-shift-G open the 'Go to folders' dialog box
cmd-periods [.] close dialog box

Exposé and quick System
F8 switching Space
Shift-F8 slow switching Space
F9 (default) Use expos to display all opened windows
F10 (default) uses expos é in an applicationProgramShow all open windows
F11 (default) uses exposé to hide all opened windows and display the Desktop
CMD-h hide Program
CMD-Option-h hide other programs
CMD-Q exit the program
CMD-shift-Q: Exit all programs and log out of users
CMD-Option-shift-Q force logout
CMD-tab switch to the next application
CMD-shift-tab switch to the previous application
CMD-drag the finishing menu bar
Press the option key and click a window to switch the window and hide the current window.
Press and hold option and click the dock icon to switch to another application and hide the current application.
Press the control key and click this item to view the shortcut menu of an item.
Move the cursor over the word, and then press cmd-control-D to view the definition of the word in the Application Using Dictionary

Stop response 
CMD-full stop [.] Stop the process
CMD-Option-escape: Open 'force exited'
Power key Shutdown
CMD-Option-shift-power key force shutdown or restart (on some computers)
CMD-control-power key force restart

finder
cmd-click the title to view the path of the current window.
cmd-double-click (folder) open a folder in a new window
Option-double-click (folder) open a folder in a new window and close the current window
Cmd-1 Browse with icons
Cmd-2 Browse with list
cmd-Option-show included directories in right arrow list mode
BR> close the selected directory in the left arrow list mode
cmd-down arrow to open the selected directory in the icon or list mode
cmd-Option-down arrow to the icon or list in the new window, open the selected directory and close the current window
cmd-shift-Option-down arrow (slow) in icon or list mode, open the selected directory in the new window and close the current window
cmd-up arrow to open the upper-level directory
cmd-Option-up arrow to open the upper-level directory and close current Directory
Cmd-3 Partition Overview
Cmd-4 with cover flow browse
cmd-y Open quick view
cmd-Option-y with slide show
cmd-shift-H open user folder
cmd-Option-shift-up arrow to focus on the desktop
cmd-shift-I open idisk
cmd-shift-D open the desktop
cmd-shift- c Open 'pc'
cmd-shift-K open the Network
cmd-shift-A open the application
double-click the title minimization window
cmd-M Minimization window
Option-click the button to apply to all activated windows
press and hold the scroll bar to quickly browse long documents
press and hold the option key and press the scroll bar to quickly scroll switch between the current location and scroll to page
cmd-Tilde (~) Activate the previous or next window in the current application

Dock 
Drag the split line to customize the size of the dock
Option-drag the split line to adjust the dock size
Control-Click Show dock shortcut menu
Control-click the icon to display the shortcut menu of the project
CMD-click to open the folder where the icon is located
Option-click to switch and hide the current program
CMD-Option-click to switch and hide all programs
CMD-Option-drag to force the program to open the file
CMD-Option-d show/hide the dock

Start 
* The shortcut key can only be used at startup.
When you see a process indicator (a gear that looks like a rotation), hold down the Shift key on the left. Prevent Automatic Logon
Hold down the Shift key immediately after hearing the boot sound, and then release the key when you see the process indicator (which looks like a rotating gear. Start in safe mode (only
Necessary Mac OS X items are started, and some functions and applications may not work properly .)
After clicking the "Log on" button on the logon screen, hold down the Shift key. Prevent "Logon items" and finder windows from being opened during login
C boot from the CD
N starts from the default netboot disk image
T start in target disk Mode
Option Select Start disk (on some computers)
CMD-X uses Mac OS x instead of Mac OS 9 for startup (if both are on the same volume)
Press and hold the mouse key to release the detachable disc.
CMD-Option-P-R restore parameter Ram
CMD-V displays detailed status information (detailed mode)
CMD-S is started in Single User Mode

Safari 
CMD-Option-F Google search bar
Option-up arrow to page up
Option-scroll down
CMD-click the link and open it with a new tag in the background.
CMD-shift-click the link to open and activate the new tag
CMD-Option-click the link to open a new window
Option-click Close to close other tags
CMD-shift-] select the next tag
CMD-shift-[select the previous tag
CMD-shift-h Open the Home Page
CMD-shift-K switch 'Disable pop-up window'
CMD-Option-e clear Cache
CMD-Option-r do not cache and refresh the page
CMD-F search
CMD-M minimized window
Shift-click the button to accelerate the animation effect
CMD-plus sign [+] to increase the font size
CMD-minus sign [-] minus font
Cmd-0 default font

Dashboard 
Use these shortcuts to process dashboard and Dashboard widgets.
F12 (default) display or hide the dashboard
CMD-r re-load the current widget
CMD-equal sign (=): show or hide the widget bar
CMD-left arrow key, CMD-right arrow key, scroll the widget bar
Note: to change the dashboard shortcut, select "file"> "system preference settings", click "expos é & spaces", and then click "expos é ".

Front row 
You can use the keyboard to control the front row without using the Apple Remote Control.
CMD-ESC (escape) open front row
CMD-ESC or ESC close front row from the Open menu
Up Arrow, down arrow, browse menu and list
CMD-ESC or ESC: Return to the upper menu
Space key or return select items in the menu or list
Space key or return to play and pause audio or video
Up Arrow, down arrow, change volume
Right arrow, left arrow, and next or previous song or photo
Press the right arrow to go to the next or previous chapter of the played DVD.
Right arrow key, left arrow key (hold down the button), fast forward or reverse back to Song, video, or DVD
On some apple keyboards and laptops, you may also be able to use specific buttons to change the volume and control playback.

Keyboard navigation 
Control-F1 turn on/off full keyboard control
Control-F2 focus menu bar
Control-F3 focus dock
Control-F4 Focus active window or next window
Control-F5 focus window Toolbar
Control-F6 focus floating window
Control-F7 moves between control or text box and list
State menu in Control-F8 focus menu bar
CMD-accent ['] focuses on the next window of an active application
CMD-shift-accent ['] focuses on the previous window of an active application
CMD-Option-accent ['] Focus window drawer
CMD-Option-T display or hide character palette