Save the detailed Apple shortcuts as soon as possible!

Shortcut keys are convenient and fast. Needless to say, there are also many shortcut keys for mac. Many users only remember simple copy, paste, cut, exit, etc., and many more. This article organizes detailed Apple shortcuts Button, save it now!

Apple Macbook shortcut keys:

The first category: enable shortcut keys

Press the key or key combination until the desired function appears (for example, hold down Option during startup until "Start Management Program" appears, or hold down Shift until "Safe Boot" appears). Tip: If the startup function does not work and you are using a third-party keyboard, please connect an Apple keyboard and try again.

Key or key combination function;

Option displays all bootable volumes (start management program)

Shift performs a safe boot (boot in safe mode)

C Boot from a bootable disk (DVD, CD)

Start in FireWire target disk mode

N Boot from NetBoot server

X Force Mac OS X to start (if there is a non-Mac OS X startup volume)

Command-V starts in verbose mode

Command-S starts in single user mode

The second category: Finder shortcut key combination function:

Command-A select all items in the front Finder window (select the contents of the desktop if no window is open)

Option-Command-A deselect all items

Shift-Command-A to open the "Applications" folder

Command-C Copy selected item/text to Clipboard

Shift-Command-C to open the "Computer" window

Command-D Copy selected item

Shift-Command-D to open the desktop folder

Command-E launched

Command-F find anything that matches the Spotlight attribute

Shift-Command-F find Spotlight filename matches

Option-Command-F Navigate to the search bar in the opened Spotlight window

Shift-Command-G Go to folder

Shift-Command-H to open the personal folder of the currently logged in user account

Command-I display introduction

Option-Command-I display inspector

Control-Command-I to get summary information

Shift-Command-I to open iDisk

Command-J brings up the "Display" option

Command-K to connect to the server

Shift-Command-K to open the "Network" window

Command-L to make an alias for the selected item

Command-M minimize window

Option-Command-M minimize all windows

Command-N New Finder window

Shift-Command-N New Folder

Option-Command-N New Smart Folder

Command-O to open the selected item

Shift-Command-Q logout

Option-Shift-Command-Q Log out now

Command-R to display the original (of the alias)

Add Command-T to the toolbar

Shift-Command-T add to personal collection

Option-Command-T Hide Toolbar/Show Toolbar in Finder Window

Shift-Command-U to open the "Utilities" folder

Command-V paste

Command-W to close the window

Option-Command-W to close all windows

Command-X cut

Option-Command-Y Slideshow (Mac OS X 10.5 or later)

Command-Z Undo/Redo

Command-1 is shown as an icon

Command-2 list display

Command-3 is displayed in columns

Command-4 is displayed in Cover Flow mode (Mac OS X 10.5 or later)

Command-, (Command plus comma key) open Finder preferences

Command-` (grave accent key-above the Tab key in the American English keyboard layout) cycle through open Finder windows

Command-Shift-? Open Mac Help

Option-Shift-Command-Esc (press and hold for three seconds)-Only Mac OSX v10.5, v10.6 or higher versions force quit the front application

Command-[Back

Command-] forward

Command-up arrow to open the contained folder

Control-Command-Up Arrow Open the contained folder in a new window

Command-Down Arrow to open the highlighted item

Command-Tab to switch applications-cycle forward

Shift-Command-Tab to switch applications-cycle backward

Command-Delete Move to Trash

Shift-Command-Delete empty the trash

Option-Shift-Command-Delete to empty the trash (without showing confirmation dialog)

Spacebar (or Command-Y) quick view (Mac OS X 10.5 or later)

The third category: applications and other Mac OS X keyboard commands

Command-; find misspelled words in the manuscript

Command-, open the preference window of the front application (provided that the application supports this shortcut)

Option-Control-Command-, reduce screen contrast

Option-Control-Command-. Increase screen contrast

Command-? Open the application's help in the help display program

Option-Command-/Turn font smoothing on or off

Shift-Command-=Enlarge the selected item

Shift-Command-3 to capture screen to file

Shift-Control-Command-3 capture the screen to the Clipboard

Shift-Command-4 capture the selected content to a file

Shift-Control-Command-4 Snap the selection to the Clipboard

Command-A to highlight all items in a document or window, or highlight all characters in a text field

Command-B Bold the selected text or toggle the bold text on/off

Command-C Copy the selected data to the Clipboard

Shift-Command-C displays the "Color" window

Option-Command-C to copy the style of the selected text

Control-Command-C copy the format settings of the selected item and save to the paper jam

Option-Command-D to show or hide the Dock

Command-Control D displays the definition of the selected word in the dictionary application

Command-E use selection to find

Command-F to open the "Find" window

Option-Command-F moved to the search bar control;

Command-G to find the next position where the selected content appears

Shift-Command-G find the last position where the selected content appears

Command-H hide the currently running application window

Option-Command-H hide all other running application windows

Command-I Display selected text in italics or toggle text italics on/off

Option-Command-I show the inspector window

Command-J scroll to the selected part

Command-M minimize the active window to the Dock

Option-Command-M minimize all windows of the active application to the Dock

Command-N to create a new document in the frontmost application

Command-O displays a dialog box for selecting the document to be opened in the frontmost application

Command-P displays the "Print" dialog

Shift-Command-P displays a dialog box for specifying printing parameters (page setup)

Command-Q Quit the front application

Command-S to store the active document

Shift-Command-S displays the "Save As" dialog

Command-T displays the "Font" window

Option-Command-T to show or hide the toolbar

Command-U underline the selected text or turn on/off the underline function

Command-V Paste the Clipboard content at the insertion point

Option-Command-V applies the style of an object to the selected object (paste style)

Option-Shift-Command-V applies the style of the surrounding text to the inserted object (paste and match the style)

Control-Command-V apply formatting to selected objects (Paste Ruler command)

Command-W close the front window

Shift-Command-W to close the file and its associated window

Option-Command-W Close all windows without exiting the application

Command-X to remove the selected content and save to the Clipboard

Command-Z restore the last command (some applications allow multiple restores)

Shift-Command-Z redo the last command (some applications allow multiple redo)

Control-right arrow focus on another value or cell in the view (such as a table)

Control-Left Arrow Focus on another value or cell in the view (such as a table)

Control-Down Arrow Focus on another value or cell in the view (such as a table)

Control-up arrow focus on another value or cell in the view (such as a table)

Command-Right Arrow Move the text insertion point to the end of the current line

Command-Left Arrow Move the text insertion point to the beginning of the current line

Command-Down Arrow Move the text insertion point to the end of the document

Command-Up Arrow Move the text insertion point to the beginning of the document

Shift-Command-Right Arrow Select the text between the insertion point and the end of the current line (*)

Shift-Command-Left Arrow Select the text between the insertion point and the beginning of the current line (*)

Shift-right arrow extends the text selection range to the right by one character (*)

Shift-Left Arrow extends the text selection range to the left by one character (*)

Shift-Command-Up Arrow Select the text between the insertion point and the beginning of the document (*)

Shift-Command-Down Arrow select the text between the insertion point and the end of the document (*)

Shift-up arrow extends the text selection range to the nearest character edge at the same horizontal position on the previous line (*)

Shift-down arrow extends the text selection range to the nearest character edge at the same horizontal position in the next line (*)

Shift-Option-Right Arrow Extend the text selection range to the end of the current word, press again to extend to the end of the next word (*)

Shift-Option-Left Arrow will extend the text selection range to the beginning of the current word, and press it again to extend to the beginning of the next word (*)

Shift-Option-Down Arrow extends the text selection range to the end of the current paragraph, and press it again to extend to the end of the next paragraph (*)

Shift-Option-up arrow will extend the text selection range to the beginning of the current paragraph, and press it again to extend to the beginning of the next paragraph (*)

Control-Spacebar to switch between the current input source and the previous input source

Option-Control-Spacebar to switch between all enabled input sources

Option-Command-esc force exit

(*) Note: If no text is selected, it will expand from the insertion point. If you select text by dragging, it will expand from the edge of the selection. Reversing the selection will deselect the corresponding part.

Combination key function

Command-F5 or turn on or turn off VoiceOver

fn Command-F5

Control Option-F8 or open the VoiceOver utility

fn Control Option-F8

Control Option-F7 or display the VoiceOver menu

fn Control Option-F7

Control Option-; enable/disable VoiceOver control option lock

Or fn Control Option-;

Option-Command-8 or turn on the zoom function

fn Command-F11

Option-Command-+Zoom in

Option-Command--(minus sign) zoom out

Option-Control-Command-8 Invert/restore screen colors

Control Option-Command-, reduce the contrast

Control Option-Command-. Increase the contrast

Note: You may need to enable "Use F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys" in the "Keyboard" preferences for the VoiceOver menu and utilities to work properly.

The fifth category: Universal Access-Mouse Button

After turning on the mouse buttons in the Universal Access preferences, you can use the keys on the keyboard or numeric keypad to move the mouse pointer. If the computer does not have a numeric keypad, use the Fn (function) key.

Combination key function

8 move up

2 move down

4 shift left

6 shift right

1 Move diagonally to the lower left corner

3 Move diagonally to the lower right corner

7 Move diagonally to the upper left corner

9 Move diagonally to the upper right corner

5 Press the mouse button

0 Hold down the mouse button