MacBook Usage Guide and Trouble Shootings
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1. Shortcuts
1. Shortcuts
○ fn: a special character table
○ fn + delete: Delete
○ fn + f: View browser in full screen
○ caps lock: Toggle between Korean and English input
○ control + command + f: Full screen
○ command + q: Quit all foreground applications
○ command + w: Close the active foreground application
○ command + r: Refresh
○ command + z / c / v: Undo / Copy / Paste
○ command + tab: Switch between different types of program windows
○ command + ~: Switch between windows of the same program
○ command + control + space: Special characters (Character Viewer)
○ command + shift + 5: Screen capture
○ command + shift + return: Play slideshow from the first slide in PowerPoint
○ command + return: Play slideshow from the current slide in PowerPoint
○ command + F3: Show desktop by minimizing all windows
○ command + 1 (or 2, 3, ...): Switch to tab 1 (or 2, 3, …) in web browser
○ Drag with two fingers on the touchpad: Scroll
○ Click with two fingers on the touchpad: Show context menu
○ fn + ↑: Page Up
○ fn + ↓: Page Down
○ fn + ←: Home
○ fn + →: End
○ option + return: Enter Chinese characters. Note: Korean jamo + Chinese characters cannot be used to input special characters
2. Useful Programs
⑴ MacTex: LaTex available for MacBook
⑵ Pretendard: Korean and English font available for MacBook
⑶ FileZilla: Enables FTP file transfer and download
3. Trouble Shootings
⑴ Using only Command + Shift + 5, audio may not be recorded when you screen-record.
① Download BlackHole 16ch (Resolves sound issues): https://underclub.tistory.com/m/5376
② Configure Audio MIDI Setup → Create Multi-Output Device → Name the Multi-Output Device in English
③ Sound in the menu bar → Output: Multi-Output Device → Input: BlackHole 16ch
④ Record screen with QuickTime Player: Use BlackHole 16ch for microphone
⑤ Setting up Google Meeting
⑥ Zoom settings
⑦ Uninstall BlackHole: https://github.com/ExistentialAudio/BlackHole
⑵ When converting a PPT to a PDF on Windows, dragging might not work at times. However, on a Mac, converting a PPT to a PDF saves it in a way that allows dragging.
⑶ When you insert a GIF file into PowerPoint, saving it back out as an image can cause an issue where only a single frame is saved. In that case, rename the file extension from .pptx to .rar and open it with WinRAR (ref).
Input: 2022.05.06 15:34