I am using mac laptop first time and I habituated with windows shortcuts.
So tried to find the shortcuts for mac too but didn't got.
So anyone please tell me What are the shortcut keys for shutdown, sleep and restart for mac-airbook laptops.This is my laptop keyboard image
Please suggest the shortcut keys for above keyboard.
Thanks in advance.
Finally I found the solution.
1) shift + control + power button = sleep mode
2) control + power button = show all three options shutdown, sleep and
restart in a popup
But I didn't got that why people are giving negative votes for the question??
Is the question is wrong or the person giving that negative vote is too intelligent, that's why he/she felt this is a stupid question.
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I am using MacBook Pro , macOS Mojave (10.14.4) . I am not able to toggle between windows of same application .
I tried Command + BackTick but its not working . Tried to change shortcut for "Move focus to next window" , but no luck .
Thanks
Another approach to bring up minimized windows without using 3rd-party app is to use Ctrl + Down (Mission Control's Application windows)
I feel Command + ` should be fixed, it should show minimized windows too. Or yellow traffic light button should default to hidden instead of minimized, so Command + ` can show all windows of same app
Note: Control + Down also works even if all of the windows of an application are minimized
I now disabled Command + ` on my machine. It's confusing to have two shortcuts for basically achieving the same thing.
I think the other windows of your same application are minimized.
Sadly, there's no keyboard shortcut that can show windows of same application if those windows are minimized. Command + Backtick only works on visible windows.
You can bring up the other minimized windows by right clicking the app's icon on the dock, then select the minimized window
UPDATE April 20 2019
Found an application that can bring up minimized windows of same application. App is HyperSwitch. You still need to do command + tab, then wait a second, a preview of all windows of same application will be shown. Then you can press command + backtick to switch to all windows of same application, even the minimized ones.
Found it on https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/2718/best-app-to-switch-between-all-open-windows
Another good option: AltTab
Use option+tab to toggle/switch among applications
To toggle/switch among windows of same application, use: option+`
You can change the option to command on AltTab, doing that, AltTab will override the default command+tab app switcher of macOS
Download at: https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app/
seen from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=468&v=W1L2V09VXwY
If you turn on "Active Corners" you can make windows of same application pop up if you pull your mouse to the far corner you have activated and assigned to "program windows".....
Sorry for the messy terminology, my system language is set to danish, so the english terms I use here are just guesses.
I came here because I had a similar problem, maybe it helps someone in the future.
For me, it was fixed by reassigning the shortcut for "Move focus to next window" (to the same key combination as before). Not sure why, but it worked for me.
I can't run the program, I've re-installed it multiple times and where the license agreement window should appear, there's this black screen every time:
If I close it, the program closes, so there's no way for me to use it at all. Don't know how to fix this!
You can try a simple workaround:
When on the black window, make sure the window has focus, then:
Press TAB twice
Press SPACE
Press TAB twice
Press SPACE
This should click on the checkbox to accept the EULA then click on the validate button
(be aware that legally you just accepted an EULA without reading it...)
Let me know if it works :-)
I figured out, eventually, that I was having troubles with the video drivers, since my computer is new and the SO had been installed recently.
I reinstalled these drivers, rebooted, and the Genymotion installation went fine from there.
I am connecting to MAC machine remote from windows laptop to develop an app. I am planning to add constraints in xcode and the documentation says, I need to do contrl-dragging as specified here.
I couldn't find any help online on how to do this. Could someone please help?
Your question is confusing because Control-dragging is done the same way on a Windows PC as it is done on a Mac.
Windows laptops should have a Control key (possibly label Ctrl). Press and hold down that key. While you're holding the Control key down, press and hold down the left mouse button. Move the mouse. You are now Control-dragging. When the mouse cursor reaches the desired destination, release the mouse button and the Control key.
If that doesn't work or help you understand, you're going to have to be clearer about the nature of your confusion or the problem.
Well, you simply cannot do it, at least that way. Apple is aware of that problem that happens when you use Macincloud. The most you can do is this: https://support.macincloud.com/support/solutions/articles/8000007774-alternative-method-to-ctrl-drag-control-drag-
If I want to stop my code from executing on a PC, I know I just need to press ctrl+break. But since my Mac has no "break" key I am not sure what to do?
What is the equivalent in Mac?
Use ⌘. on Mac to stop the code.
The ⌘ . or ctrl ESC keys do not function exactly like on the PC. They do not break to the debugger on a modal dialog box. Use ESC ESC (Press the ESC twice) to bring up a dialog that allows you to enter the debugger at the location in code of the dialog box display. Tested in Excel VBA 2011
cntrl-esc works like cntrl-break on my macbook pro to stop Excel vba running under Windows 7.
Apologies for resurrecting this. This is the first result on a google search so I figured I should answer.
Working in IDEs within a windows VM environment on Mac (eg: Visual Basic for Applications) the command is actually fn + esc
I am working on a Mac. I use Cmd+Option+Esc to stop my code.
My manager thinks he's seen other people "lock" the windows on screen keyboard to the bottom of their applications, effectively docking it with their window, and wants me to reproduce this. They're using vb6 and occasionally vb.net.
I've done a good amount of googling on the subject and I'm resorting to looking into the windows SDK at the minute, but if someone out there can save me a few days of pain by either confirming that it's not possible or pointing me in the right direction if it is I'd appreciate it.
I find that the keyboard locks if I open it from the taskbar icon. It will stay on the bottom of the screen then, even if I'm not on a text field.
No idea how to achieve that programmatically though