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macbook [2019.04.06 05:30] – created Steve Isenbergmacbook [2019.04.24 16:39] – [OS X Annoyances] Steve Isenberg
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-====Selected keyboard shortcuts==== +=====MacBook and OS X Info===== 
 +====Selected OS X keyboard shortcuts==== 
 +Common OS X shortcuts ([[davinci_resolve_notes|Resolve shorts]])
 |⌘-F, ⌘-G|Find, find again| |⌘-F, ⌘-G|Find, find again|
-|⌘5|screenshot or screen recording| +|-5|screenshot or screen recording| 
-|⌘6|screen capture Touch Bar|+|-6|screen capture Touch Bar|
 |Power button|Press to sleep/wake; Long press to turn off Mac| |Power button|Press to sleep/wake; Long press to turn off Mac|
  
 +Finder and System Shortcuts
 +|⇧⌘-C|Open Computer window|
 +|⇧⌘-F|Open Recents window|
 +|⇧⌘-H|Open my Home folder|
 +|⇧⌘-I|Open iCloud drive|
 +|⇧⌘-O|Open Docunents folder|
 +|⌥⌘-D|Show/hide Dock|
 +|⌘-N|Open new Finder window|
 +|⌘-↑|Open folder containing current folder|
 +|⌘-↓|Open the selected item|
 +|⌘-delete|Move selected item to Trash|
 +|⌘-space|Invoke Spotlight|
 +|⌘-tab|Open application switcher; keep ⌘ pressed use Tab to get to app you want to use|
 +|fn-fn|Launch Dictation, start speaking. Press fn when done.|
 +|⌘-`|Move between open windows in currently active app.|
 +
 +Document Shortcuts
 +|⌥-Delete|Delete word to left of insertion point|
 +|fn-↑|Page up; scroll up one page|
 +|fn-↓|Page down; scroll down one page|
 +|fn-←|Home: scroll to beginning of document|
 +|fn-→|End: scroll to end of document|
 +|⌘-↑|Move insertion point beginning of doc|
 +|⌘-↓|Move insertion point to end of document|
 +|⇧⌘-↑|Select text between insertion point and beginning of the document|
 +|⇧⌘-↓|Select text between insertion point and end of document|
 +|∧T|Swap the character behind insertion point with character after it|
 +
 +Startup Key Combinations
 +|⌥⌘-P-R|[[https://support.apple.com/HT204063|Reset NVRAM]] or PRAM|
 +|⇧|Start up in [[https://support.apple.com/HT201262|Safe mode]]|
 +|⌘-V|Start up in [[https://support.apple.com/HT201573|Verbose mode]], you can enter UNIX commands, to exit UNIX mode type command ''reboot''|
  
 +===Key===
 +|Command (or Cmd)|⌘|
 +|Shift|⇧|
 +|Option (or Alt)|⌥|
 +|Control (or Ctrl)|⌃|
 +|Caps Lock|⇪|
 +|fn|
  
 +====OS X Annoyances====
 +===Change default application===
 +Suppose you want all .xlsx files to open with LibreOffice instead of Numbers.  Do the following.
 +  - Find a file with the extension (.xlsx), right click, and Get Info.
 +  - Under Open with, open the dropdown, find the application you want to open this type of file (LibreOffice), and select it.
 +  - Click the Change All... button.
 +  - Confirm that you want to make the change.
 +From this point on, all files with the same extension will open with this application.
 +===Reset Printing System===
 +If something goes wrong with printing, for example you can't add a printer that you used to be able to use (e.g., Samsung 2830), reset the printing system.  If you reset the printing system, you will
 +  * lose all print queues and pending print jobs
 +  * remove all printer preference files
 +  * removes all printers currently in the Printers & Scanners preference pane.
 +To Reset Printing System:
 +  - Launch System Preferences
 +  - Select Printers & Scanners
 +  - In the Printers and Scanners preference pane, place your cursor in an empty area of the printer list sidebar (where the printers are listed) and right-click; select Reset Printing System from the popup.
 +  - You're asked to confirm.  Press Reset.
 +  - You may need to enter administrator password or finger. 
 +The printing system will be reset and you will need to add back your printer.
 +===Determine IP address of Samsung M2830DW printer===
 +  - Turn device on
 +  - Press and hold the Cancel (X) button till green light blinks 5 times, then release
 +  - Output is printed. On second page you'll find the IP address.
macbook.txt · Last modified: 2022.10.23 11:49 by Steve Isenberg