So my Calendar option is under the View Menu, and it’s listed as “Show All-Day Events.” Once you’ve made note of yours, click on the Apple Menu, choose System Preferences, and then visit the “Keyboard” section. Within “Keyboard,” then, click on the “Shortcuts” tab as I’ve done below and then select “App Shortcuts” from the sidebar. As I’ve indicated, that section has a plus button near the bottom, so if you click that, you can add your custom shortcut! So in the first drop-down, choose the program you’re applying your shortcut to.

Macos Shortcut Keyboard For Mac Pro

Then you’ll type in the command, indicating the menus and submenus it’s under with the “hyphen-greater than” combo I’ve used above. Be sure to include any capitalization and punctuation; if you need to type an ellipsis, the keyboard shortcut is Option-Semicolon. Here are another couple of examples to show you what I mean. First, we’ll do Safari’s File Share Messages command which you’ll put in like this: Then let’s do File Export as PDF like so: Anyway, once you’re sure you have the command typed correctly, you’ll add in the “Keyboard Shortcut” field by just clicking within it and pressing your desired shortcut!

You’ll see your creation appear in the list after you click “Add”: And your shortcut will also show up within the app you added it to. Be sure, though, that the shortcut isn’t a duplicate of one already in use. If that’s the case, yours may not work, and you’ll have to come back here to System Preferences Keyboard Shortcuts App Shortcuts and click on the original shortcut you created to press a new one. One more note: You may be able to add a custom keyboard shortcut without putting the menu hierarchy in (e.g., using “Show All-Day Events” instead of “View-Show All-Day Events”), but in my experience, doing so may mean that your shortcut acts flaky or stops working altogether. If you’ve got any more questions, feel free to check out! It’s fairly extensive.

Press this key To do this Command-Shift-3 Capture the screen to a file Command-Shift-Control-3 Capture the screen to the Clipboard Command-Shift-4 Capture a selection of the screen to a file, or press the spacebar to capture just a window Command-Shift-Control-4 Capture a selection of the screen to the Clipboard, or press the spacebar to capture just a window /suspoiler suspoiler title=”Startup shortcuts” style=”fancy” icon=”plus-circle” Use these key combinations to change how your pc startup up. Press this key To do this Power button Tap to power on. Once powered on, tap the power button to wake or sleep your Mac. Press this key To do this 8 or numeric keypad 8 Move Up K or numeric keypad 2 Move Down U or numeric keypad 4 Move Left O or numeric keypad 6 Move Right J or numeric keypad 1 Move Diagonally Bottom Left L or numeric keypad 3 Move Diagonally Bottom Right 7 or numeric keypad 7 Move Diagonally Top Left 9 or numeric keypad 9 Move Diagonally Top Right I or numeric keypad 5 Press Mouse Button M or numeric keypad 0 Hold Mouse Button. (period key) Release Hold Mouse Button /suspoiler suspoiler title=”Finder shortcuts” style=”fancy” icon=”plus-circle” Press this key To do this Command-A Select all files in the frontmost window Command-Option-A Deselect all items Command-C Copy selected files, then use Paste or Move to move the files.