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This document lists the following helpful keyboard shortcuts that can be used on a Macintosh running OS X:

Startup Keystrokes

When you look for shortcuts this way, you'll notice that OS X uses a few different symbols to indicate different keys on your keyboard, including: Command key; Shift key; Option key; Control key; fn Function key; If you want to perform the shortcut P, press Option+Command+P on your keyboard. S would be Shift+Command+S, and so on. They were used on all known iPhone OS 1.x firmwares. For the 1.1.x series, they were encrypted with the 0x837 key. The discovery of the 0x837 key led to the ability to decrypt any 1.x firmware. Following IMG2 came the IMG3 file format. They were introduced with iPhone OS 2.0 beta 4, and have been in use ever since. In order to maintain their.

Keys	Result
X	If pressed during startup, will force Mac OS X to run
Option	If pressed during startup, allows user to select between multiple startup volumes. This is particularly useful when machine has been partitioned in Boot Camp into Windows and OS X partitions
Option-Command-O-F	If pressed during startup, boots into Open Firmware. Useful for ejecting disks stuck in the optical drive and changing the default startup volume
Option-Command-Shift-Delete	If pressed during startup the system will bypass the primary startup volume and seek a different startup volume (such as a CD or external disk)
Mouse Button	If pressed down on startup, will eject any disk currently in optical drive
C	If pressed during startup, system will boot from a CD that has a system folder
N	If pressed during startup, system will attempt to start up from a compatible network server (NetBoot)
R	If pressed during startup, will Force PowerBook screen reset
T	If pressed during startup, system will startup in FireWire Target Disk mode
Shift	If pressed during startup, system will go into Safe Boot mode and temporarily disable login items and non-essential kernel extension files (Mac OS X 10.2 and later)
Command-V	If pressed during startup, system will startup in Verbose mode
Command-S	If pressed during startup, system will startup in Single-User mode (command line)

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Keys	Result
Command-W	Close Window
Option-Command-W	Close all Windows
Option-Command-ESC	Force Quit Application
Command-Right Arrow	Expand folder (list view)
Option-Command-Right Arrow	Expand folder and nested subfolders (list view)
Command-Left Arrow	Collapse Folder (list view)
Option-Command-Up Arrow	Open parent folder and close current window

Menu Command Shortcuts

Keys	Result
Shift-Command-Q	Apple Menu Log out
Shift-Option-Command-Q	Apple Menu Log out immediately
Shift-Command-Delete	Finder Menu Empty Trash
Option-Shift-Command-Delete	Finder Menu Empty Trash without dialog
Command-H	Finder Menu Hide Finder
Option-Command-H	Finder Menu Hide Others
Command-N	File Menu New Finder window
Shift-Command-N	File Menu New Folder
Command-O	File Menu Open
Command-S	File Menu Save
Shift-Command-S	File Menu Save as
Command-P	File Menu Print
Command-W	File Menu Close Window
Option-Command-W	File Menu Close all Windows
Command-I	File Menu Get Info
Option-Command-I	File Menu Show Attributes Inspector
Command-D	File Menu Duplicate
Command-L	File Menu Make Alias
Command-R	File Menu Show original
Command-T	File Menu Add to Favorites
Command-Delete	File Menu Move to Trash
Command-E	File Menu Eject
Command-F	File Menu Find
Command-Z	Edit Menu Undo
Command-X	Edit Menu Cut
Command-C	Edit Menu Copy
Command-V	Edit Menu Paste
Command-A	Edit Menu Select All
Command-1	View Menu View as Icons
Command-2	View Menu View as List
Command-3	View Menu View as Columns
Command-B	View Menu Hide Toolbar
Command-J	View Menu Show View Options
Command - [	Go Menu Back
Command - ]	Go Menu Forward
Shift-Command-C	Go Menu Computer
Shift-Command-H	Go Menu Home
Shift-Command-I	Go Menu iDisk
Shift-Command-A	Go Menu Applications
Shift-Command-F	Go Menu Favorites
Shift-Command-G	Go Menu Goto Folder
Command-K	Go Menu Connect to Server
Command-M	Window Menu Minimize Window
Option-Command-M	Window Menu Minimize All Windows
Command-?	Help Menu Open Mac Help

Universal Access Keyboard Shortcuts

Keys	Result
Option-Command-* (asterisk)	Turn on Zoom
Option-Command-+ (plus)	Zoom in
Option-Command-- (minus)	Zoom out
Control-Option-Command-* (asterisk)	Switch to White on Black
Control-F1	Turn on Full Keyboard Access

When Full Keyboard Access is turned on (Control-F1), you can use the following key combinations listed in the table below from the Finder

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Keys	Result
Control-F2	Full Keyboard Access Highlight Menu
Control-F3	Full Keyboard Access Highlight Dock
Control-F4	Full Keyboard Access Highlight Window (active) or next window behind it
Control-F5	Full Keyboard Access Highlight Toolbar
Control-F6	Full Keyboard Access Highlight Utility window (palette)

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Rules and Examples

The asterisk is a punctuation mark that looks like a little star ( * ).

The asterisk is made on your keyboard by holding the SHIFT key and pressing the 8 on the top number line.
We use the asterisk in English writing to show that a footnote, reference or comment has been added to the original text.

Pronunciation

Many people incorrectly pronounce (say) the word 'asterisk.'
The word 'asterisk' is pronounced 'aste-risk.'

Word Origin

The word 'asterisk' comes from the Latin word 'asteriscus' and the Greek word 'asterikos' meaning 'little star.'
The asterisk was first used in printing and writing in the early 1600s.

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Uses of the asterisk

1. Use an asterisk or asterisks to indicate a footnote at the bottom of the page.

• A footnote is an explanation or a comment at the bottom of a page that refers back to a specific part of the text.
  
• If there are multiple footnotes (more than one), use one asterisk for the first footnote, two asterisks for the second and so on.
  *first footnote
  **second footnote
  ***third footnote
  
• Be sure that footnotes at the bottom of the page match the asterisks in the original text.

Example:

There are many forms of punctuation in the English language. Three common forms of end punctuation are the period, question mark and exclamation mark.
The period is used as the end of a sentence that is a command or a statement.* The period tells the reader that the sentence has ended.
The question mark ends sentences that are written as questions. These sentences may begin with words such as why, how, when, where or what.
The exclamation mark is used at the end of sentences to give emphasis or show excitement.**
(There are two footnotes, or comments, added to this text. The two footnotes are then explained at the bottom of the page.)
*The period is also called 'full stop' because it tells the reader that the sentence has ended.
**The exclamation mark is also called an exclamation point.

2. Use an asterisk in advertisements to indicate there is extra information.

Examples:

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These were the uses of the asterisk. Now that you know them, it is time to practice! Read and do exercises.

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