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I'm baffled that after a painstaking search in the Apple site, Google and whatever else, I couldn't find the most elementary thing:
A KEYBOARD SHORTCUT TO OPEN THE APPLE LOGO MENU - the little Apple logo at the top left, you know? I believe Mac users must have seen it at least once in their lifetime...
Can anybody help?
Thanks
TM
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
Assuming your F2-key normally changes the screen brightness, hold down these three keys together:
'ctrl' + ' fn' + 'F2-Key'
, which will highlight the 'Apple Menu' and then 'return' to open it.
Details here:
Mac keyboard shortcuts for accessibility features - Apple Support
C.
Assuming your F2-key normally changes the screen brightness, hold down these three keys together:
'ctrl' + ' fn' + 'F2-Key'
, which will highlight the 'Apple Menu' and then 'return' to open it.
Details here:
Mac keyboard shortcuts for accessibility features - Apple Support
C.
What is the Apple icon menu shortcut?
