1. Some shortcut keys.
There are a lot of this on the Internet, but I think it should be based on personal habits and use environment. If you use it smoothly, it is a shortcut key. If you don't use it smoothly, you should call it the "auxiliary key".
Here are a few commonly used shortcut keys:
1. Screenshot.
Part of the screen: command + Shift + 4;
Capture the current window: command + Shift + 4, and then click the space;
Full screen screenshot: command + Shift + 3;
Note: The save format is (.png), and the path is on the desktop, so you can find it on the desktop after the screenshot.
2. Text editing: (This is often used by myself, it is very convenient to type code and write text!!)
cmd + left and right keys, you can move the cursor to the beginning and end of the line.
Option+left and right keys, move the cursor to the previous and next word.
cmd + up and down keys, you can go back to the top or bottom of the text, which can also be used in a web browser;
In the browser, cmd + L, the cursor quickly locates in the address bar, press "tab" to cancel.
Auxiliary text: cmd + left and right brackets = entire line move.
cmd+Z: undo, cmd + V: paste:
Enhanced version: Shift + Command + Z: Undo the "Undo" action just now;
Shift + Option + Command + V: "Paste" in the format where the cursor is located
3.Mac window interface is hidden and minimized
Option+Command+h can hide all open program windows (except the currently running application window) on the Dock bar.
Option+Command key and click the blank area on the desktop, you can hide all windows except the Finder window and display the desktop directly.
[Note: The above hiding is not closed, but minimized to the Dock bar]
command +M: Different from the above two combination keys, if you need to minimize to the bottom right corner, you can press cmd +M to clearly see the zoom to the bottom right corner.
In addition, four fingers make a spread gesture on the touchpad to immediately return to the desktop, which is convenient and quick.
Also, command+W means to close the window, and the finder can also be closed, so there is no need to close it manually every time;
4. Open files quickly
Preview file: Click on the file or picture, and then click the space bar to quickly preview the file, which is particularly convenient.
Open file: After clicking, Command + O to open the file
5. Cut key
Many people think that Mac does not have the function of cutting files, but it does. There are several methods, the following two are more convenient:
a. You only need to select the target file, then use Command+C to copy, and then use Command +Option+V to move it to the target directory.
b. First click to copy the file, then go to the directory you need to paste, right-click and hold down the Option key at this time, you will find that the "Paste here" item in the menu has changed to "Move here". Click to move the item.
6. Multiple choices:
In win, click on the first file, then hold down shift, click on the nth file, you can select multiple files from the first to the nth one at a time.
And in mac,
If it is the "icon" display mode, you can only select one by one by holding down shift (similar to holding down ctrl in win):
If it is another display mode such as "list", hold down shift to select all files between the beginning and the end of win:
7. Quick screen lock:
On the mobile phone, there will be a lock screen, and there are also drops on the mac:
ctrl + shift + the power button in the upper right corner is to turn off the screen, move the mouse or hit any key to turn on the screen again.