I’m sure most Mac users know Command-C means copy and Command-V means paste, but there’s a host of other useful shortcuts that make a Mac user’s life much easier. I’ve assembled this short. Command + Control + F. That shortcut is easy enough for users of MacOS Mojave, High Sierra, Sierra, El Capitan, OS X Yosemite, but prior versions of Mac OS X will still need to set a shortcut for this action manually, which we’ll cover next. Most of the keyboard shortcuts used in the Mac version are directly comparable to those used in the Windows version. The major differences are often just a matter of differing keyboard layout. On a Mac the Option key and the Command key are typically the equivalent of Alt & Control, respectively, on a PC. Mac Keyboard Shortcuts Menu Symbols Menu Symbol Key on Keyboard Command/Apple Key (like Control on a PC) Also written as Cmd Option (like Alt on a PC).

Microsoft Outlook Microsoft Outlook has Outlook is one of the most popular desktop email clients in use today. Office for mac 2016 access. If you're one of those many Outlook users, the following keyboard shortcuts are sure to save you lots of time.

• Click the Go menu in the Finder menu bar to see shortcuts for opening many commonly used folders, such as Applications, Documents, Downloads, Utilities, and iCloud Drive.

Then you can use keyboard shortcuts to move between all open tabs. For Chrome, use Command + Option + Left/Right arrow. In Safari, you’ll have to use the Control + Tab shortcut to switch to the next tab and Control + Shift + Tab to go to the previous tab. You can also use the Shift + Command + [/ ] to switch between tabs.

• The application will highlight the Add Page navigation on the right. • Use the arrow keys to move up or down through your list and select the desired page. You can use several keyboard shortcuts for OneNote that assist with inserting and deleting. • Insert a line break: SHIFT + RETURN • Insert the current date: COMMAND + D • Insert the current date and time: COMMAND + SHIFT + D • Insert a link: COMMAND + K • Delete the word to the left: OPTION + DELETE • Delete the word to the right: FN + OPTION + DELETE For handling pages and other items, these actions can help you do things faster.

— Marita Earlsa (@MaritaEarlsa) A few notes: • Keys appear in bold and keyboard combinations appear in bold, italic font. • Control is abbreviated as CTRL. • Keyboard shortcuts that need to be pressed at the same time will use a + symbol (e.g. • Combinations that need to be pressed one after another will use a > (e.g. All Programs Let’s get the universal ones that work in all three big Microsoft Office programs out of the way first.