New MacBook users should be aware of the Mac keyboard shortcuts (File Photo)
- There are a slew of other Mac keyboard shortcuts that can help you get things done faster.
- For example, you can minimise all open windows at once by pressing Command and M.
- Scroll down to uncover some of the most useful Mac keyboard shortcuts.
If you’ve recently switched from a Windows computer to a Mac, you’re probably finding it difficult to adjust to the keyboard and shortcuts. Certain task-related commands are comparable to those found on a Windows system. For new Mac users, though, the combination of a few new keys may be challenging and confusing.
We’ve already gone through some of the most common Mac keyboard shortcuts that can help you get more done (and make life easier). Here are a few more Mac keyboard shortcuts if you’re seeking for more.
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M is the command
You can use this Mac keyboard shortcut to minimise all open windows at once. The Windows and D keys on a PC can be used to perform the same purpose.
Command Option Esc
An programme or window may become unresponsive from time to time. To continue completing specific tasks, you may wish to wait a few moments to see if the app or window becomes responsive. If it doesn’t, press the three keys simultaneously to force an app to close.
Command N (Shift)
Create a new folder in the Finder with this Mac keyboard shortcut. You may also create a new folder by right-clicking and selecting Create New Folder.
Command R (Shift)
If you have numerous Apple products, this command can be a lifesaver when it comes to file transfers. To open the AirDrop window on a device that supports it, simply hit Shift, Command, and the R key. You’ll find your AirDrop Discovery settings here, as well as the devices that have been recognised for file transfers. AirDrop transfers data between devices through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are almost certainly already turned on on your Mac. If you don’t, when you try to send an item, your Mac will prompt you to activate Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Command D (Option)
The Mac has a Dock at the bottom of the screen that saves or displays some of the most frequently used apps or those that are currently open. The Dock takes up a very small percentage of the screen. Some people may be fine with the Dock taking up space, while others may not. If you wish to conceal the Dock, press Option, Command, and D at the same time. Similarly, you can unhide the Dock by pressing the three keys simultaneously.
Button for Command and Power
This Mac keyboard shortcut will force the Mac to restart without prompting you to save any open or unsaved documents. When the Mac isn’t responding, the keyboard shortcut can come in handy.
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