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Edward359 · Mar 24, 2015

I have a question regarding keyboard shortcuts. Can anyone please look at the photo and identify the proper orders of keys that need to be pressed to zoom in and enter full screen? The app is MS OneNote. For "Zoom in" I have been holding down the up arrow, command, and the + key in that order, but it has no effect on zooming. Moreover, I have no idea what it is asking me to do to enter full screen or select or deselect "ribbon." For full screening the "exponent" sign requires one to press "shift" and "6" simultaneously, so how can I then also press "command" and "F?" For "Ribbon", what is the symbol to the left of the "command" symbol? I do not even see it on my keyboard!

DJLC · Mar 24, 2015

In order of your menu:

Ribbon is Option - Command - R
Zoom In is Shift - Command - +
Enter Full Screen is Control - Command - F

KALLT · Mar 24, 2015

You can find some more information about shortcuts here: http://help.apple.com/apdredirects/en/redir72458.html.

In the future, if you have similar questions, it always helps to consult the Mac Help tool. You can access it in Finder’s menu bar under Help > Mac Help, or simply by typing your query into the search box under the Help menu item.

Edward359 · Mar 26, 2015

Thank you.

Thank you.

hallux · Mar 26, 2015

I had one of these hanging by my desk in my old office (need to print one out for the new office, 6 months later...)

http://macmost.com/printable-mac-keyboard-shortcut-page-for-mavericks.html

Most of the shortcuts apply.

You can also get Cheatsheet which will bring up an overlay of available keyboard shortcuts for the active app when you hold down the Cmd key.

KALLT · Mar 26, 2015

hallux said:
I had one of these hanging by my desk in my old office (need to print one out for the new office, 6 months later...)

http://macmost.com/printable-mac-keyboard-shortcut-page-for-mavericks.html

Most of the shortcuts apply.

Heres the one for Yosemite: http://macmost.com/downloads/MacMostKeyboardShortcutsYosemite.pdf

simonsi · Mar 26, 2015

hallux said:
You can also get Cheatsheet which will bring up an overlay of available keyboard shortcuts for the active app when you hold down the Cmd key.

Thanks!

That is such a useful reference app - never come across it before...

m4v3r1ck · Mar 29, 2015

hallux said:
I had one of these hanging by my desk in my old office (need to print one out for the new office, 6 months later...)

http://macmost.com/printable-mac-keyboard-shortcut-page-for-mavericks.html

Most of the shortcuts apply.

You can also get Cheatsheet which will bring up an overlay of available keyboard shortcuts for the active app when you hold down the Cmd key.

Great find, thanks for sharing!!!

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