Learning how to use a mac when you are used to using a pc can be a daunting process. I know because I have just recently had to start learning this skill. The thing that I really missed about the PC was the shortcuts that I already knew and now had to relearn. So here they are..
- Command-? Mac Help
- Command-A Select All
- Command-C Copy
- Command-D Duplicates current item
- Command-E Ejects selected volume, media, or server
- Command-F Find
- Command-H Hide current application
- Command-I Opens Get Info dialog for selected item
- Command-J Toggles View Options Open & Closed
- Command-K Connect to server
- Command-L Creates Alias for selected item
- Command-M Minimize a Finder-folder to Dock
- Command-Option-M Save as above but minimizes all open Finder-folders
- Command-N Opens up new Finder window
- Command-O Opens selected item
- Command-Q Quits active application
- Command-V Paste
- Command-W Closes Finder-folder window
- Command-Option-W Same as above but closes all Finder-folders
- Command-X Cut
- Command-Z Undo
- Command-Del Moves selected item to Trash
- Command-Shift-A Opens the applications folder
- Command-Shift-N Creates a new folder in the selected workspace
- Command-Shift-Del Empty Trash
- Command-Tab Rotate through open applications and switch to highlighted app
- Command-~ Same as above but only flips through open windows in the selected application
Which I got from
http://paulstamatiou.com/10-things-every-new-mac-owner-should-
