D dlamin517 macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 12, 2008 487 0 Nov 2, 2008 #1 what is the equivalent of control f on a mac what is the equivalent of alt 4 and what is the equivalent of control alt delete
what is the equivalent of control f on a mac what is the equivalent of alt 4 and what is the equivalent of control alt delete
StealthRider macrumors 65816 Jan 23, 2002 1,065 16 Here and there! Nov 2, 2008 #2 Control + F is for searches? In Safari, the equivalent is Command + F. To search your computer, it's Command + Space. Command + W = Alt + F4 (this closes windows). To quit apps, use Command + Q Equivalent for CAD is Command + Alt + Esc
Control + F is for searches? In Safari, the equivalent is Command + F. To search your computer, it's Command + Space. Command + W = Alt + F4 (this closes windows). To quit apps, use Command + Q Equivalent for CAD is Command + Alt + Esc
PeterQC macrumors 6502a Jun 30, 2008 727 0 Nov 2, 2008 #3 dlamin517 said: and what is the equivalent of control alt delete Click to expand... cmd+option+escape to force quit an application. For activity monitoring, I know where it is but don't know what's the name in english (Using French version of OS X).
dlamin517 said: and what is the equivalent of control alt delete Click to expand... cmd+option+escape to force quit an application. For activity monitoring, I know where it is but don't know what's the name in english (Using French version of OS X).
ddeadserious macrumors 6502a Jul 28, 2008 671 0 Plymouth, MI Nov 2, 2008 #4 dlamin517 said: what is the equivalent of control f on a mac what is the equivalent of alt 4 and what is the equivalent of control alt delete Click to expand... The Apple key(called command) is the equivalent on CTRL on a Mac. So Command + F should do what you need. I don't know what Alt + 4 does, so I can't comment on that. Command + Option(Alt) + Esc opens the Force Quit dialogue, which is the equivalent of CTRL + ALT + DEL.
dlamin517 said: what is the equivalent of control f on a mac what is the equivalent of alt 4 and what is the equivalent of control alt delete Click to expand... The Apple key(called command) is the equivalent on CTRL on a Mac. So Command + F should do what you need. I don't know what Alt + 4 does, so I can't comment on that. Command + Option(Alt) + Esc opens the Force Quit dialogue, which is the equivalent of CTRL + ALT + DEL.
scienide09 macrumors 65816 May 5, 2007 1,385 0 Canada Nov 2, 2008 #5 PeterQC said: For activity monitoring, I know where it is but don't know what's the name in english (Using French version of OS X). Click to expand... You should have guessed! You would have been awfully close close. It's called Activity Monitor, and is located in Applications > Utilities. This is the equivalent to the Windows Task Manager.
PeterQC said: For activity monitoring, I know where it is but don't know what's the name in english (Using French version of OS X). Click to expand... You should have guessed! You would have been awfully close close. It's called Activity Monitor, and is located in Applications > Utilities. This is the equivalent to the Windows Task Manager.