Re: Some Mac questions

2022-08-15 Thread Brad Snyder
In the Mac's Mail app, the keyboard command CMD + D, will delete an email message, not send it. The correct keyboard command to send an email message is CMD + Shift + D. - Brad - On Aug 15, 2022, at 14:37, matthew dyer wrote:  Hi, If you are using the mail app, you can use Cmd d. I don’t

RE: Some Mac questions

2022-08-15 Thread matthew dyer
Hi, If you are using the mail app, you can use Cmd d. I don’t use word for mac so can’t help with that one. Matthew From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Rebecca Sabo Sent: Sunday, August 14, 2022 4:38 PM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Some Mac questions Hi all

Re: Some Mac questions

2022-08-14 Thread Brad Snyder
While you may be able to learn many keyboard commands from the Mac’s menu bar, many commands for MS Word are not listed in the menu bar. In general, most MS Word Mac keyboard commands are the same as on Windows, you just need to substitute using the Command key, instead of using CTRL. For example

Re: Some Mac questions

2022-08-14 Thread Suzanne Erb
Hello, The command for sending an e-mail is Command-Shift-D. In general, to find application specific commands for each application, use your voice-Over keys plus m to view th menus. Use your right and left arrows to navigate between categories, and the up and down arrows to look at all

Re: Some Mac questions

2022-08-14 Thread Kliph
To send an email use command shift d, I don’t use the office suite so can’t answer those questions. I also have some short audio tutorials on Mac, there is a play list found in my signature. Follow my Podcast and Youtu

Re: Some Mac questions

2013-04-16 Thread Maria & Joe Chapman
Hi. there were a couple of commands i didn't know about mainly some of the highlighting commands. thanks for this comprehensive post. Maria Chapman bubbygirl1...@gmail.com "The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong." - Mahatma Gandhi On 16/04/2013, at 2:29 AM, T

Re: Some Mac questions

2013-04-15 Thread Tim Kilburn
Hi, I've copied and pasted below a portion of a web-page I used to have regarding TextEdit. Editing text within TextEdit is similar to using other Word Processors on the Mac as the MacOS tries to make actions similar across similar applications. This has not been updated in a couple of years

Re: Some Mac questions

2013-04-14 Thread Tim Kilburn
Hi, Answers inserted below: > Q: How to app to doc ? A: To add an item to the Dock, locate it in the Finder then press cmd-shift-t. > Q: How to use bookmarks in safari A: When on a page you wish to Bookmark, press cmd-d. A dialog will appear where you can decide where to place the Book