I got a projector as a christmas pressie this year and I love it! I found this useful little tip in my travels which is very convenient when you have settled yourself in with a wireless keyboard only to realise that you haven't turned on mirroring of your displays, doh! You can easily turn on the mirroring of displays in OS X by using the following command:
cmd + f1
(this assumes you haven't changed the configuration of your fnumber keys, in which case, i imagine the command would be):
cmd + fn + f1
However, i don't know about that last one!
Showing posts with label keyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label keyboard. Show all posts
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Hash key on an Apple a UK Mac Keyboard when using Bootcamp
The most successful post I've ever posted on a technical subject concerned where the heck to find the hash (#) key on a UK Mac keyboard - for some reason, Apple UK must have thought us Mac users in Blighty don't code or use Twitter ^_^
I worked it out in the end but encountered a similar problem when I started using my Mac via Bootcamp - the keystroke proved not to be the same, doh! So, having done some digging, I found that to create a # sign on a UK Mac keyboard that is running Windows via bootcamp, use the following keystroke:
Ctrl+Alt+3
Hope that helps!
I worked it out in the end but encountered a similar problem when I started using my Mac via Bootcamp - the keystroke proved not to be the same, doh! So, having done some digging, I found that to create a # sign on a UK Mac keyboard that is running Windows via bootcamp, use the following keystroke:
Ctrl+Alt+3
Hope that helps!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Taking screenshots using a Mac running Windows via Bootcamp
I've recently switched jobs and now find that i need to use Windows 7 regularly via a Bootcamp partition on my shiny '09 Macbook Pro – it is a great little setup but i did find a small snag when trying to take screenshots using a Mac keyboard via Bootcamp. Mac keyboards don't' have a print screen key but i have learned that you can get the same effect by using the following key combinations:
Take a screenshot of the entire screen:
FN+SHIFT+F11
Take a screenshot of the active Window:
FN+ALT+SHIFT+F11
Hope that helps make y'all happy 'campers ^_^
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