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As the price of MacBooks are getting cheaper and cheaper while the design and specs of new arriving MacBooks (and the Pros) are getting more and more advanced, I believe they should be a lot of computer users are switching to Mac - including my friends, who are planning to switch.
Most of them will worry about the unfamiliar environment of the Mac they're going to migrate to. But what could I say is that, no need to worry too much, it only spends you less than three-day time to master the Mac.
Also it only takes you less than 30-minute time to see, try and familiarize with these Finder shortcuts. I believe you will also want to see my previous shortcuts compilation :
Continue reading and you will see a list of 40 Finder shortcuts!
| 1 | Command-A | Select All Items |
| 2 | Command-C | Copy Selected Items |
| 3 | Command-D | Duplicate Selected Items |
| 4 | Command-F | Search with Spotlight |
| 5 | Command-G | Find Next Matched Search |
| 6 | Command-H | Hide Window |
| 7 | Command-I | Open Get Info (Property) Pane |
| 8 | Command-J | Show View Options |
| 9 | Command-K | Connect to Server |
| 10 | Command-L | Make Alias of Selected Items |
| 11 | Command-M | Minimize Window |
| 12 | Command-N | Open New Window |
| 13 | Command-O | Open Selected Items |
| 14 | Command-T | Copy Items to Sidebar |
| 15 | Command-V | Paste Items |
| 16 | Command-W | Close Finder Window |
| 17 | Command-Z | Undo Action |
| 18 | Command-1 | View as Icons |
| 19 | Command-2 | View as Lists |
| 20 | Command-3 | View as Columns |
| 21 | Command-4 | View as Coverflow |
| 22 | Command-Shift-A | Go to Application Folder |
| 23 | Command-Shift-B | Open Bluetooth |
| 24 | Command-Shift-C | Go to My Computer |
| 25 | Command-Shift-G | Open Address Bar |
| 26 | Command-Shift-H | Go to Home Folder |
| 27 | Command-Shift-I | Connect to iDisk |
| 28 | Command-Shift-J | Open Journler (If Any) |
| 29 | Command-Shift-K | Go to Network Folder |
| 30 | Command-Shift-L | Go to Safari |
| 31 | Command-Shift-N | Create New Folder |
| 32 | Command-Shift-Q | Log Out |
| 33 | Command-Shift-U | Go to Utility Folder |
| 34 | Command-Shift-Y | Attach to Stickies |
| 35 | Command-Option-D | Hide the Dock |
| 36 | Command-Option-M | Minimize All Windows |
| 37 | Command-Option-O | Open File and Close Finder |
| 38 | Command-Option-T | Hide Toolbar |
| 39 | Command-Option-W | Close All Windows |
| 40 | Command-R | Show Original (From Alias) |
Though it seems really different than the shortcuts on Windows, but the logic behind is the same; You only need to change CTRL with Command then most of the shortcuts will be matched like a charm.
Hope this shortcuts compilation can help you.
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