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Fn + Left Arrow + Home: Scroll to the start of a document. Fn + Down Arrow + Page Down: Scroll down one page. Fn + Up Arrow + Page Up: Scroll up one page. Command + Semicolon : Find misspelled words in the document. Shift + Command + Colon (:) Display the Spelling and Grammar window. Control + Command + D: Show or hide the definition of the selected word. Command + D: Select the Desktop folder from inside an Open dialog or Save dialog. Command + T: Show/hide the Fonts window. #All shortcut keys for mac windows#
Control + Down Arrow: Show all windows of the front app. Command + Mission Control: Show the desktop. Option + Mission Control: Open Mission Control preferences. Right Arrow: Open the selected folder. Space bar: Use Quick Look to preview items. Command + Down Arrow: Open the selected item. Command + Control–Up Arrow: Open the folder that comprises the current folder in a new window. Command + Up Arrow: Open the folder that comprises the current folder. Command + Right Bracket ]: Go to the next folder. Command + Left Bracket [: Go to the previous folder. Command + 4: View items in a Finder window in a gallery. Command + 3: View items as columns in the Finder window. Command + 2: View items as a list in the Finder window. Command + 1: View items as icons in the Finder window. Command + Y: Quick Look to preview the selected files. Option + Command + N: Create a new Smart Folder. Control + Command + A: Make an alias of an item. Command + K: Open the ‘Connect to Server’ window. Command + /: Hide/show the status bar in Finder windows. Option + Command + S: Hide/show the Sidebar in Finder windows. Option + Command + P: Hide/show the path bar in Finder windows. Control + Command + T: Add an item to the sidebar. Option + Command + D: Show or hide the Dock. Shift + Command + U: Open the Utilities folder. Control + Shift + Command + T: Add the Finder item to the Dock. Shift + Command + T: Show/hide the tab bar in Finder windows. 
Shift + Command + R: Open the AirDrop window. Shift + Command + P: Show or hide the Preview pane in Finder windows. Shift + Command + O: Open the Documents folder. Shift + Command + N: Create a new folder. Option + Command + L: Open the Downloads folder. Shift + Command + K: Open Network window. Shift + Command + I: Open iCloud Drive. Shift + Command + H: Open the Home folder. Shift + Command + G: Go to Folder window. Shift + Command + F: Open the Recents window. Shift + Command + D: Open the Desktop folder. Shift + Command + C: Open the Computer window. Command + I: Show the Get Info window of a file. Command + F: Find items in a document or open a Find window. #All shortcut keys for mac full#
Control + Command + F: Use the current app (if supported) in full screen mode.Control + Command + Space bar: Show the Character Viewer.Command + Space bar: Show or hide the Spotlight search field.Option + Command + W: To close all windows of the app.Command + S: Save the current document.
Command + P: Print the existing document.Option + Command + M: Minimize all front app windows.Command + M: Minimize the front window to the Dock.Command + H: Hide windows of the front app.
Command + F: Find items in a document/Find window. Command + V: Paste the contents of the clipboard in an app or a file. Command + X: Cut the selected item and copy it to the clipboard. Command + C: Copy the selected item to the clipboard. #All shortcut keys for mac how to#
How to find the screenshots you took: The screenshots are saved to your desktops, named as ‘Screen Shot at.
Shift + Command + 4 + Space bar – Capture a menu or window. (Move the crosshair to select the area of the screen to capture.) Shift + Command + 4 – Capture a portion of the screen. 
#All shortcut keys for mac mac#
You’ll need to press the combination keys together to command your Mac to carry out specific functions.įollowing are the Mac shortcuts for screenshots List of All Important Mac shortcuts keys: Mac shortcuts for screenshot, force quit, and more
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