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Cheat Sheets
Chiemeka Alim edited this page Jun 30, 2015
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Result | Action |
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Select a term in the terminal | Double-click on the term |
Complete a term on the command line | Tab |
Cancel a command you've typed on the command line | Ctrl + C |
Pull up a command you've typed in the past | Ctrl + R, then start typing command |
Open a link in a new tab in Chrome | Cmd + click |
Move among tabs in most OS X programs | Hold down Shift and Cmd, then [ and ] |
Copy a selection from the command line | Hold down Shift and Ctrl (Mac users: Shift and Cmd), then C |
Paste a selection to the command line | Hold down Shift and Ctrl (Mac users: Shift and Cmd), then V |
Flip between open applications | Cmd + Tab |
Flip between windows in current application | Cmd + ` |
Minimize current window | Cmd + M |
Close current window | Cmd + W |
Open preference or settings window in current app | Cmd + , |
Hide and unhide the dock | Cmd + Opt + D |
Activate spotlight | Cmd + Space |
Select safari or chrome address/URL field to enter | Cmd + L |
Check for information on a particular file | Cmd + I |
Open a file in its native application(without clicking, in finder) | Cmd + Down arrow |
Jump across whole word quickly | Opt + Left or right arrow |
Jump between open tabs in safari and chrome | Cmd + Shift + [ or ] |
Grab a screen shot of the whole screen | Cmd + Shift + 3 |
Grab a screen shot of a selected part of the screen | Cmd + Shift + 4 |
Look up a word in the dictionary | Ctrl + Cmd + D |
To jump across whole word quickly | Opt + Left or right arrow |
To select whole word at a time | Shift + Opt + Left or right arrow |
To reopen closed chrome tab | Shift + Cmd + T |
To jump to the beginning of the current command input in Terminal | Ctrl + A |
To jump to the end of the current command input in Terminal | Ctrl + E |