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I find my self typing often certain words. And I remember there was a cool function in Autohotkey (for PC) that let you type only a few letters of a word and an autocomplete function, completed the word for you.
Is it possible to have the same thing in OSX?
This is actually more of a "how to use OSX" question suitable for SuperUser than the focused programming questions of StackOverflow;
But since I'm here, what you are looking for is the "Text" shortcut feature which you'll find in the Keyboard system preference pane.
It looks like this:
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In Windows CMD and Powershell, I don't see the tabs and Settings option.
What do I need to do to see them - thanks.
As a quick google search confirmed, you need to disabled Focus Mode :
Try pressing Ctrl+Shift+P to get the Command Palette, then find and select "Toggle Focus Mode".
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I'm using Microsoft, the instructor is teaching on his Mac. On Git Hub he copied the link and put it on "TERMINAL" I don't understand what it was, so I couldn't find that one to paste my link.
The terminal is the mac equivalent to the command prompt on windows, if you want to access it just type cmd in your start menu.
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During my work I need to perform some routine actions in program. So I'm looking for a way to automate the process. The program/script have to be able to run an external program (executable file in windows 10) and press on couple of buttons. Would like to hear suggestions from you.
Sorry for a lame question.
For windows try AutoIt. See this tutorial: https://www.autoitscript.com/ https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/tutorials/notepad/notepad.htm
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This is a really silly question but I can't figure it out... how on earth do I type the OR sign on a MAC?? Swedish keyboard layout.
Found a post suggesting Alt+Shift+L but that doesn't work (maybe because my keyboard is swedish?).
Found another post suggesting Alt+Shift+i but that doesn't work either.
Try alt + 7, that's work on mine :
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Sorry for the silly question...
How do I clear my terminal screen? Cause ctrl+U just doesn't seem to work. Or do I need to assign this command somewhere?
Thanks
Try CTRL+L. In alternative, you can run clear command.