OS X Commands/Procedures
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Command+Control+Shift+3 - Take a screenshot of the screen, and save it to the clipboard
Command+Control+Shift+4, then select an area - Take a screenshot of an area and save it to the clipboard
Command+Control+Shift+4, then space, then click a window - Take a screenshot of a window and save it to the clipboard

Command+Shift+3 - Take screenshot of the whole screen and save it as file on desktop
Command+Shift+4 - Select area and save it as file on desktop
Command+Shift+4, then space, then click a window - Take a screenshot of a window and save it as a file on the desktop
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Here is a list of old MAC operating systems: Old OS list
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Here is a list of MAC OSX operating systems: Mac OSX list
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To uninstall an app in OS X, do this:
  • Open “Finder” on your Mac. Go to “Applications” in the Finder.
  • Locate the program that you want to uninstall. The program may be in a folder.
  • Select the program or the program folder. Drag and drop it into the “Trash.”
  • Empty the trash. This completes the uninstall.
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    OS X keyboard shortcuts - OSX-keyboard-shortcuts.htm      More keybrd shrtcts
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    To use the Activity Manager (MAC equivalent of Wndows Task Manager) do this:
  • Press and hold down the "Command" and "Shift" buttons on your keyboard.
  • Press and release the "A" key. This keyboard shortcut launches your "Applications" folder.
  • Scroll down the list of Applications in the Applications folder window. Double-click the "Utilities" folder. A new window appears.
  • Locate the "Activity" monitor. Double-click the item to launch the program.
    The Windows Task Manager counterpart for Mac computers is the Activity Monitor utility. The Activity Monitor tool provides Mac users with useful information like network usage and CPU, memory and disk processes. According to Apple.com, the Activity Monitor also supplies you with graphs and searchable tables so you can keep an eye on your Mac's resources and manage processes efficiently. (Taken from: http://www.ehow.com/how_8010967_do-open-task-manager-mac.html)
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