Shortcut Keys for MAC computer operations

Shortcut Keys for MAC computer operations

Note: command is the apple key, also known as a spline. Ctrl is the control key. Escape is the esc key in the upper left corner of the keyboard. Space key.

Screen capture shortcuts
Action: Save to-Shortcut Key

Full screen capture-desktop (screenshot file): command + shift + 3
Screen capture-desktop (screenshot file): command + shift + 4
Window icon-table (partition file): 1. command + shift + 4 2. Space
Full screen capture-clipboard: ctrl + command + shift + 3
Part of the screen-clipboard: ctrl + command + shift + 4
Window, icon-clipboard: 1. ctrl + command + shift + 4 2. Space

Action:-Shortcut Key

Program freeze shortcuts
Stop process-command + decimal point
Force exit Program-command + option + escape
Force restart-command + ctrl + power key

Shortcut Keys at startup
Start to safe mode-shift (after the boot prompt)
Disable Automatic Logon-shift (when the progress bar is displayed)
Block project startup-shift (during login)
Start the system from the CD-c
Firewire target disk mode-t
Start from network image-n
Select Start disk-option
Clear parameter memory (pram) command + option + p + r
Start in verbose mode-command + v
Start in single-user mode-command + s
Enable the motherboard firmware-command + option + o + f

Finder shortcut
Hide finder-command + h
Hide other programs-command + option + h
Clear the wastepaper basket-command + shift + delete
Clear the wastepaper basket (no prompt)-command + option + shift + delete
Get introduction (static window)-command + I
Get introduction (dynamic window)-command + option + I
Search for... command + f
Pop-up: command + e
Show viewing options-command + j
Go to computer-command + shift + c
Go to home-command + shift + h
Go to idisk-command + shift + I
Go to the application directory-command + shift +
Go to my favorites-command + shift + f
Go to the directory... command + shift + g
Connect to the server... command + k
Logout...-command + shift + q
Logout (no prompt)-command + option + shift + q

Icon shortcut in finder
Select the next icon-direction key
Press the first letter to select the icon-keys
Select next (ascending)-tab
Add selection icon-shift + Click
Select a continuous icon (list mode)-shift + Click
Select the discontinuous icon (list mode)-command + Click
Edit icon name-return

File and directory shortcuts
Copy project-option + drag Project
Copy #-command + d
Create Avatar (mouse mode)-command + option + drag
Create a replacement (command mode)-command + l (l)
Display the Avatar's original body-command + r
Add to my favorites-command + t
Align project-command + drag
Open Directory-command + double-click in new window
Open project-command + arrow key
Close the directory (and return to the upper-level directory)-command + direction key
Open Directory (list mode)-option + right direction key
Disable directory (list mode)-option + left arrow key
Open all directories in the selected directory (list mode-command + option + right arrow key)
Close all directories in the selected directory (list mode)-command + option + left arrow key
Delete project-command + delete

Window shortcut
New finder window-command + n
Close current window-command + w
Minimize the current window-command + m
Close all windows-option + Click the close button or command + option + w
Minimize all windows-option + Click the Minimize button
Full Screen-option + Click zoom
Hide the current program-option + Click (desktop, dock item ,...)
Move unactivated window-command + drag window
Displayed as icon-command + 1
Displayed as list-command + 2
Show as sub-column-command + 3
Show/hide toolbar-command + B
View and select the path of the current directory-command + Click the window title

Dock shortcut
Show project-command + Click dock project in finder
Switch the dock-ctrl + d
Navigation-left and right direction keys or tab, shift + tab
Open project-space, return, enter
Hide/show dock-command + option + d

User process shortcut
Browse activated applications-command + tab
Reverse browsing-command + shift + tab

Shortcut Key of the dialog box
Select next region-tab
Select the default button-return or enter
Close dialog box-esc or command + decimal point
Select the upper/lower-level directory (save and open the dialog box)-Up and down arrow keys
Scroll up (list mode)-page up
Scroll down (list mode)-page down
Enter the cursor to move to the beginning of the line-up arrow key
Enter the cursor to move to the end of the line-down arrow key

Full keyboard operation
Enable full keyboard operation-ctrl + f1
Any control dialog box and window-ctrl + f7

Highlight next control-tab
Highlight next control (text box)-ctrl + tab
Highlight the next window-command +'
Highlight projects, forms, or menus-arrow keys
Move the scroll bar and buttons-arrow keys
Highlight control adjacent text box-ctrl + direction key

Select highlight project-Space key
Default click action-return or enter
Click Cancel.-esc
Close the window without selecting a project-esc
Reverse highlight movement sequence-shift + "key"

Action (use the function key) shortcut
Menu Bar-ctrl + f2
Dock-ctrl + f3
Browsing window-ctrl + f4 (ctrl + shift + f4)
Toolbar-ctrl + f5
Utility-ctrl + f6

Action (use the shortcut key) shortcut
Menu Bar-ctrl + m
Dock-ctrl + d
Browser window-ctrl + w (ctrl + shift + w)
Toolbar-ctrl + t
Utility-ctrl + u

Apple Computer shortcut keys

* Cmd + C: Copy
* Cmd + V: Paste
* Cmd + W: Close the window
* Cmd + Q: exit the program.
* Cmd + I: display file/folder attributes
* Cmd + Backspace: Delete
* Cmd + shift + 3: capture the entire Screen
* Cmd + shift + 4: capture the selected region
* Cmd + shift + 4 + space: capture the window of an application
* Cmd + F: search in the Application
* Cmd + Space: Use Spotlight for desktop search
* Fn + Backspace: equivalent to the Delete key in Windows (dedicated for laptops, with the Delete key for desktops)
* After you hear the boot tone, press and hold the Option (equivalent to the Alt of Windows) key to start Windows or Mac.
* When the boot starts, when you hear the boot sound, press the "T" key to bring the computer into the target disk status. That is, you can use the Apple computer as a USB hard disk by connecting to the USB.

Key combination Function
Command-A select all items in the front Finder window (if no window is opened, select the desktop content)
Option-Command-A unselect all items
Shift-Command-A open the "application" folder
Command-C copy the option/text to the cart
Shift-Command-C open the "computer" Window
Command-D copy Option
Shift-Command-D open the Desktop Folder
Command-E released
Command-F searches for any content that matches the Spotlight attribute
Shift-Command-F search for Spotlight file name matching items
Option-Command-F navigate to the search bar in the opened Spotlight window
Shift-Command-G to the folder
Shift-Command-H Open the personal folder of the currently logged-on user account
Command-I display Overview
Option-Command-I display checker
Control-Command-I get abstract information
Shift-Command-I open iDisk
Command-J call out the "display" option
Connect Command-K to the server
Shift-Command-K open the "network" Window
Command-L creates a replacement for the selected item
Command-M minimized window
Option-Command-M minimizes all windows
Command-N New Finder window
Shift-Command-N create a folder
Option-Command-N create a smart folder
Command-O open the option
Shift-Command-Q logout
Option-Shift-Command-Q cancel now
Command-R display (replacement) original body
Add Command-T to Toolbar
Shift-Command-T add to favorites
Option-Command-T hide the toolbar/display toolbar in the Finder window
Shift-Command-U open the utility folder
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What are the shortcut keys for Apple Computer?

In system settings-hardware-keyboard, you can view and set the shortcut keys currently set by all systems.

There are no independent Home/End/PageUp/PageDown keys in the keyboard layout of the Macbook. Use the Fn + direction key instead:

Fn + Left Home

Fn + Right En

Fn + Up PageUp

Fn + Down PageDown

There is only Delete in the keyboard layout of the Macbook, but there is no independent Del (Forward Delete ):

Fn + delete Delete (Forward delete)

Command + delete file

Shift + command + delete clear the recycle bin

General application shortcuts (in almost all programs, these shortcuts share the same functionality, so it is important to take some time to remember them for efficiency improvement in the future ):

Command + w close the current window (in a multi-tag program, such as safari, it is equivalent to closing the current tag) (close window)

Command + q close current program (quit)

Command + m minimizes (hide) the current window (Program) (minimize)

Command + a select all)

Command + c copy selected content)

Command + x cut)

Command + v paste to the selected position (paste)

Command + z undo operation (undo)

Shift + command + z restore operation (redo)

Command + o open)

Command + n new)

Command + s save)

Shift + command + s save as (save)

Command + p Print (Print)

Shift + command + p Page Setup)

Shift + command +/Help menu (Help)

Command + 'preference settings

When editing text:

Command + delete to the beginning of a row

Option + delete a previous word

Fn + delete the character after the cursor

Fn + option + delete a word after the cursor

Shift + Up select all content before the cursor

Shift + Down all content after the cursor is selected

Shift + Left select the content from the cursor to the beginning of the line

Shift + Right select the content from the cursor to the end of the row

Move command + Up cursor to Document Header

Command + Down move the cursor to the end of the document

Command + Left move cursor to first line

Command + Right move cursor to end of line

Option + keyboard special characters

Command + tab/shift + command + tab switch application (equivalent to four left and right strokes on the touchpad)

F1 ~ of Macbook ~ F12 is defined as various function keys, such as adjusting the screen brightness and volume. However, some people may need to change the "system settings" based on their past habits.

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