Sjoerd Mayer wrote:
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> Walter Knapp wrote:
>
> > As a example of little details that matter, to change a name on
> > a mac file you click on it and edit. In windows you select it,
> > then go hunting in a menu.
>
> Instead, in Windows, you can click it, press F2, and edit. One of the
> nice things about Windows by the way, is that you can avoid using the
> mouse entirely. So in this case, even the "clicking" is not
> necessary, but there's all kinds of handy ways to move the cursor
> rapidly to where you want it.
Thanks for the tip, had not found that one yet. Mostly I'm used to menu
items listing their shortcuts. Not having to wander around looking for
where MS hid the information. That gets it down to two steps to the
mac's one.
Many things on a mac can be done with sortcuts. Applescripts and such
like can even make these very, very complex things if you wish. It can
record your actions to make the Applescript if you wish. And what each F
key does is editable too, pops up on any unassigned F key.
Walt
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