Apple Macintosh shortcut keys
Note that not all of the below shortcut keys will work in all versions of macOS.
Note: You may be able to use the Command key in place of the "Open Apple" key in the shortcuts below for later versions of macOS.
Note that not all of the below shortcut keys will work in all versions of macOS.
Note: You may be able to use the Command key in place of the "Open Apple" key in the shortcuts below for later versions of macOS.
Open Apple+Down Opens the selected icon.
Shift+Click Select
the icon and add it to the set of those selected.
Tab Highlight the next icon inside
the folder, in alphabetical order.
Shift+Tab Highlight
the previous icon inside the
folder, in alphabetical order.
Left arrow Used
when viewing by icon to select the icon to the left of the one highlighted.
Right arrow Used
when viewing by icon to select icon to the right of the one highlighted.
Up arrow Used
to select the icon above the one currently
highlighted.
Down arrow Used
to select the icon below the one currently
highlighted.
Apple+? Mac
help
Open Apple+E Eject
Open Apple+Shift+Up Arrow Used
to direct the input focus to the desktop level.
Open Apple+M Minimize window
Open Apple+N New finder
window
Open Apple+Shift+N New folder
Open Apple+W Close the
current window.
Open Apple+C Copy the
selected item to the clipboard.
Open Apple+X Cut the selected
item.
Open Apple+V Paste item from
the clipboard
Open Apple+L Make alias
Open Apple+R Show original
item
Open Apple+T Add to favorites
Open Apple+O Open the
selected icon.
Open Apple+F Display the find
dialog box.
Open Apple+G Repeat the last
find operation.
Open Apple+Shift+G Takes a snapshot of the screen
and saves it to a PICT file.
Command+A Select all text
and objects
Command+B Change selected
text to boldface
Command+F Open the Find
window
Command+I Italicize the
selected text
Command+P Open the Print
dialog window
Command+U Underline the
selected text
Command+Shift+P Open the Page Setup window, to
change document
parameters
Command+Shift+Control+3 Capture
screenshot of current screen and save to the
Clipboard
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