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The Pi constant which is used often in Maths is easy to enter by hitting Option P.įor those of us who need to communicate in a language requiring accents and special symbols its often a struggle to fluently write without entering the special characters window often. This time the key combination is Option Lower Than. The equal to or lower than sign works in the same way. To add equal to or a greater than sign you need to press Option Greater Than. To create a proper dividing sign you need to press Option Question Mark. Sometimes a forward slash isn't enough to show the dividing of numbers. To do that the keyboard combination is Option Semicolon.

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Instead of adding three full stops to form an Ellipses there is a shortcut to get there easier. Something which probably won't be used as much as others is the infinity symbol, however, you can quickly enter it into the text with Option 5.

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Plus or Minus Sign ±Īnother useful keyboard combination is Option Shift Equals this forms the Plus or Minus Sign.

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To form the not equals sign on a Mac keyboard the shortcut is Option Equals. Here are some that you may deal with on a regular basis. This tutorial covers some more advanced shortcuts which you can incorporate into your workflows.įor those who regularly deal with mathematical equations, on their Macs, it's helpful to quickly insert the specific symbols needed in equations. Recently, on Tuts+ Computer Skills we covered 40 Nifty Shortcuts to Make Your Life Easier, a tutorial which explained everyday OS X keyboard shortcuts. By giving you quicker navigation they make the whole process of using a Mac far easier. Ellipsis is useful at times and copyright is essential of you are a publisher or writer.Keyboard shortcuts are essential for any Mac user looking to quicken the speed of their workflow. The Hash sign is certainly more used when writing about anything to do with social media. While we won’t need the Euro sign very often, it is useful to know where it is if you do.

Control-T – Swap the character around either side of the cursor.įinally, some shortcut keys that are actually hard to find.

Control-O – Insert a new line after the cursor.

Control-B – Move one character backward.

Control-F – Move one character forward.

Control-A – Go to the beginning of the line.

Control-D – Delete the character to the right of the cursor.

Control-H – Delete the character to the left of the cursor.

Option-Delete – Delete the word to the left of the cursor.

Command-Semicolon – Activate spellcheck.

Shift-Command-Colon – Show the Spelling and Grammar window.

Control-Command-D – Show or hide the definition of the selected word.

Command-D – Select the Desktop folder when opening or saving.

Command-T – Show or hide the Fonts window.

Command-U – Turn underlining on or off.

As that is mostly what I do, I know some of these ones.

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There are a number of keyboard shortcuts for Mac that are specific to working in documents. Option-Shift-Command-Q – Log out of your macOS user account without confirming.Shift-Command-Q – Log out of your user account.Control–Option–Command–Power button – Quit all apps and shut down.Control–Command–Media Eject – Quit all apps and restart.Control–Shift–Power button – Put your screen to sleep.Control–Command–Power button – Force restart the Mac.Fn–Right Arrow-End – Scroll to the end of a web page or document document.Fn–Left Arrow-Home – Scroll to the beginning of a web page or document.Fn–Down Arrow- Page Down which scrolls down a single page.Fn–Up Arrow – Page Up which scrolls up a single page.Option-Command-Esc – Force Quit an app or unresponsive program.You will find the fn key in the bottom left of the Apple keyboard. Other keyboard shortcuts for Mac are different.

Command-P – Print the current document.

Command-F – Find items in a document or open Find.

Command-V – Paste the contents of the Clipboard into a document or app.

Command-C – Copy whatever is selected to the Clipboard.

Command-X – Cut whatever is selected and copy it to the Clipboard.

Some of the more common keyboard shortcuts for Mac are the same in Windows.