There are some difference between Mac and Windows keyboard. You have to know these substitutes first. See the below image for the clarification: CTRL (Windows/PC) → Command (MAC) ALT Windows/PC → Option (MAC) Backspace Windows/PC → Delete (MAC) Right-Click Windows/PC → Control (MAC) Now, we will discuss the keyboard shortcut for different Photoshop tools that will speedup your Photoshop operation effectively.

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Here are the classic cut, copy and paste shortcuts: Command + X, Command + C, Command + V. Screenshot Shortcuts. Mac’s built-in tools for taking screenshots are pretty good. Command + Shift + 3 will take a screenshot of the entire screen and will automatically save the image to the Desktop. Mac keyboard shortcuts By pressing certain key combinations, you can do things that normally need a mouse, trackpad, or other input device. To use a keyboard shortcut, press and hold one or more modifier keys and then press the last key of the shortcut.

In some apps, you can undo and redo multiple commands. How to force quit word on macbook. • Command-A: Select All items. • Command-F: Find items in a document or open a Find window.

I don't think ive ever used a file manager that didnt have the concept of cutting files. The 'drag and drop' solution people keep saying I'm sure is great for the sort of people who would visually open up the source and destination and visually see the file move from one window to another. For the rest of us, we navigate our file system using one window, which is why cut/paste is a must. Nice to see that it can be done with this keyboard shortcut but I wish it was a little more intuitive.

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To close a window, use the Command + W shortcut. Let’s say you’ve got multiple windows open from the same app. It’s common to end up with 5 Finder windows. The Option + Command + W shortcut will instantly close all windows from the current app. To flip between all windows in the current application, use the Command + Tilde ( ~) keyboard shortcut. App Switching Shortcuts To switch between different tabs, use the Command + Tab shortcut.

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Use Command-~ (tilde, usually above the Tab key) to switch to running apps from right to left. Holding down the Command key and hitting Q will quit whatever program you are currently highlighting. Cut, copy and paste on Mac Command-X, Command-C, Command-V: These are three of the things I do most often in my writing life, so mousing up to the Edit menu in an app to choose these functions from a menu makes me cringe. Learn these three essential shortcuts (Command-X for cut, Command-C for copy and Command-V for paste — go figure), and you’ll save a ton of time every day. Find something fast on your Mac Command-F: Search is a massive part of any computer user’s workflow, from finding the right document to looking for a key word or phrase in Safari. To find something in the Finder, Safari or Chrome, or in a Pages or Word document, simply hit the Command-F key combination and a little window will show up where you can type in your search terms. Boom — you’ll find what you need.

Many programs apparently did not bother to incorporate 'copy', 'cut' or 'paste': DBaseIII doesn't seem to have any method of inputting data aside from typing it, or placing it elsewhere short of exporting to some other file format. Kids these days.::folds up AARP journal and wanders off in search of the Geritol bottle:. Click to expand.Menu?? Back when I was a kid we didn't have menus in WordPerect (5.1). Or more accurately, we didn't use menus for several years, since my dad was the one who taught the program to us and he didn't use them. We dreamed of something like Alt, E, C. We'd have to hit F12 or Alt-F4 to enter Block mode, select the text, then hit Ctrl-F4 to move the text, and then.

DanDMan writes: 'Apple + Option + 8, to turn on Zoom 'Then, Apple + Option + =/-, to Zoom in and out.' Thanks for the wider focus, Dan. Zoom is a Universal Access feature of OS X, and is not AppleWorks specific (which is why it didn't show up in Sagesse's search of AW Help). It works in all applications. You can find more options to control Zoom (and other Universal Access features) in the Universal Access pane of System Preferences.

I am helping a colleague set up some GUI programming tools I have written in Java. I need to create a clickable icon to run the application which sets the current directory and then invokes the JVM, passing parameters to the program. Also nice would be to be able to use the PNG icon image I created for the program. I suspect I need to create a script and somehow add that to the launcher strip that's across the bottom of the screen. Once off manual creation is all I need, not programmatic.

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Copy Press: CTRL + C Alternatively, you can also use “CTRL + Insert.” “Insert” is found on expanded keyboards that include number pads (usually on “0”), and may be a more useful option of you are dealing with a lot of numeric data and your fingers rarely leave the number pad. Remember, you can only store one copy of data on your Windows clipboard at a time (although ). This also means that cutting text will replace any copied text, so be careful switching back and forth between them. Paste Press: CTRL + V Alternatively, you can use “Shift + Insert,” which again may be more useful if you spend a lot of time on the numeric keypad. The content will be pasted wherever your cursor is, so make sure you’ve picked the right spot. Remember that formatting and spacing frequently carry over with the text, which may lead to a couple formatting issues when pasting into a new field or form.

• The screenshot controls in macOS Mojave are provided by the Screenshot app, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. This app replaces the Grab app from earlier versions of macOS.

By • 6:00 am, April 3, 2015 • • Using these simple keyboard tricks will make your life so much better. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac Mastering a few crucial Mac keyboard shortcuts will make using your Apple computer easier and much more efficient. Cutting your reliance on your mouse will help you work more quickly, and you’ll undoubtedly impress your family, friends and co-workers to no end. You might even end up becoming the go-to Mac person in your office, and we all know how wonderful that will be. Here are the top 10 Mac keyboard shortcut tricks you really need to memorize right now, whether you’re a Mac newbie or a veteran user who still uses the mouse for everything out of habit. Top 10 Mac keyboard shortcuts Ingredients: • Any Mac running OS X • Mac-compatible keyboard (has a Command key, not Windows) Directions: First up, take a look at the Mac keyboard in front of you to familiarize yourself with a few Mac-specific keys. The Command key has a special symbol (⌘) to help you recognize it, while the Option key can also say “alt” on it, a term borrowed from a Windows environment.

In, I gave instructions on how to setup a custom workspace that suits your preferences and workflow style. Now that you know how to work efficiently with customized workspaces, we will now look at a way to work efficiently with Photoshop keyboard shortcuts.

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Thanks tastic. Click to expand. I think keyboard shortcuts for copy paste and cut were first found on Macs, and then later on Windows As a general rule (to which there are many exceptions ), shortcuts on Macs are of the form Command + key. Like alt+tab maps to Cmd+tab, and alt+F4 maps to Cmd+Q (much more logical; it quits the application, not just the window.

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• To cancel taking a screenshot, press the Esc (Escape) key before clicking to capture. • To store the screenshot in the Clipboard instead of saving it to the desktop, you can press and hold the Control key while you click to capture. Or use the or to change the save location. • You can open screenshots with Preview, Safari, and other apps that can edit or view images. Preview also lets you export to a different format, such as JPEG, PDF, or TIFF. • Some apps, such as DVD Player, might not let you take screenshots of their windows.

I’m using Photoshop CS on Mac OSX 10.4 and I’m wondering if there is anyway to use the keyboard keys to access the “image size” window in Photoshop. The comparison in Windows would be that you can hold down the “alt” key, and hit [i] and then [i] again (taking you into the [i]mage menu, then selecting the [i]mage size option). I realize it must be something simple, but i haven’t found a comparable shortcut, and when editing multiple pictures, it becomes uber frustrating after a while to constantly have to keep using the mouse, whereas I wouldn’t need to on a Windows machine.

If you used to cut and paste photos on a Windows PC, you'll find Mac computers are quite similar, at least in this regard. Instead of the 'Control' button, Macs use the 'Command' button with the 'X,' 'C' and 'V' keys for cutting, copying and pasting. Macs also have a way of dragging photos to copy them from one program to another or onto the desktop. One feature you won't find in Windows is the partial screenshot, which can zero in on an image that's otherwise inaccessible, such as photos embedded into PDFs or photos inside other photos.

This will bring up the app switcher. Now, while holding the Command key, press the Tab key again to move to the next app in the list.

That being said, mastering Keyboard Shortcuts that are relevant to the style of work at hand speeds up workflow and eliminates the monotony of repetitive seeking and clicking. In this article I am providing the ones most commonly used by photographers who use Photoshop to adjust and retouch their images. I’m also confining the shortcuts to those that consist of 2-3 keys because I like to assign multiple key shortcuts to a Function key or as an option on my Wacom tablet. To download all of the below shortcuts in a free spreadsheet,.

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