How to view keyboard shortcuts in MacOS Ventura
Apr 14, 2023 am 08:43 AMHow to view keyboard shortcuts in MacOS Ventura
- Open the Apple menu and select System Settings
- Select "Keyboard" from the list on the left
- Click "Keyboard Shortcuts" to view the keyboard shortcut system settings panel
- Now to see all keyboard shortcuts or app shortcuts, select "App Shortcuts" from the sidebar list
- Click the tiny light gray icon next to "All Apps" > symbol to expand the list of key combinations and make them all visible at once
Now you can see any keyboard shortcuts you may have added , such as the Save as PDF shortcut or other custom keyboard shortcuts.
The animated GIF in this article demonstrates how to actively show and hide App Shortcuts keyboard shortcuts.
If this isn't obvious to you, don't feel bad; I'm a lifelong Mac user, and when I first started using MacOS Ventura, I spent Take a moment to see it for yourself. To make things even more confusing, you can actually press the plus button to add a custom shortcut, and the shortcut will be added, but not shown, because the little arrow symbol doesn't automatically expand after you add the shortcut, so you're stuck with Excuse me because thought there was a bug in the keyboard shortcuts and they weren't added - they were added, they were just hidden.
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