Windows keyboard equivalents on Mac: Difference between revisions
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(Created page with " == application == Switch application: * {{Mac}}: {{kbd | key=⌘ command}} + {{kbd | key=tab}} * {{Win}}: {{kbd | key=alt}} + {{kbd | key=tab}} == system == Launch task ma...") |
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select the text from the mouse cursor to the end of current line | select the text from the mouse cursor to the end of current line | ||
* {{Mac}}: {{kbd | key=⌘ command}} + {{kbd | key= ⇧ Shift}} + {{kbd | key= →}} | * {{Mac}}: {{kbd | key=⌘ command}} + {{kbd | key= ⇧ Shift}} + {{kbd | key= →}} | ||
* {{Win}}: | * {{Win}}: | ||
switch input method | |||
* {{Mac}}: {{kbd | key=⌘ command}} + {{kbd | key= space}} | |||
* {{Win}}: {{kbd | key=ctrl}} + {{kbd | key= shift}} for WIndows XP; just {{kbd | key= shift}} for Windows 8 | |||
== reference == | == reference == | ||
Revision as of 23:08, 10 May 2014
application
Switch application:
- macOS
: ⌘ command + tab - Win
: alt + tab
system
Launch task manager
- macOS : ⌘ command + ⌥ option + esc
- Win : ctrl + alt + delete[1]
text editing
delete
- macOS : delete
- Win : backspace
copy the selected text
- macOS : ⌘ command + c
- Win : ctrl + c
select the text from the mouse cursor to the beginning of current line
- macOS : ⌘ command + ⇧ Shift + ←
- Win :
select the text from the mouse cursor to the end of current line
- macOS : ⌘ command + ⇧ Shift + →
- Win :
switch input method
- macOS : ⌘ command + space
- Win : ctrl + shift for WIndows XP; just shift for Windows 8
reference
further reading