Apple has a set of keyboard commands you can use to make your Mac do certain tasks at startup. For example, if you want to zap the Mac’s NVRAM, reset the SMC, ...

With a few button presses, you can accomplish hundreds of computer tasks, from the simple to the sophisticated without ever lifting your hand off the keyboard. The post The Only Keyboard Shortcut ...

When using a Mac keyboard on Windows, the Command key serves as the Windows key. If you switched from a Mac to a Windows PC, you can use the Ctrl key to perform many Command key functions.

The Command key - aka Apple key or Cmd key - gets a lot of use. Here's where it is on a Mac and PC keyboard, and what you can do with it.

If you are a PC kind of person, the Command key does the same thing as the Control key on a regular computer. Here are a few common keyboard shortcuts: Command-H: Go to the Home screen; ...