Where letter keys are cited they are shown as capitals as in the menus but it is not necessary to use the (Shifted) uppercase letter, the lowercase suffices. The format for describing shortcuts is ++. Modern laptops or wireless keyboards have no Enter key, you must use Function+Return (fn+↩). This key is found to the bottom right of the number pad on extended keywords and, on old laptops, to the right of the right-hand Command key. Do not confuse this with the separate Return key, above, which is often referred to colloquially as the 'Enter' key. Here’s a rundown of five keyboard shortcuts you should know: 1. Logitech Bluetooth Easy-Switch Keyboard will make these tricks of the trade even easier with its one click switch over between your Mac, iPad or iPhone, and its bright illuminated keys for day or night typing. Enter key (line over caret symbol: ⌤ or ⌅). Tech or not, the proper keyboard is, well, key.Neither should be confused with the formal 'Enter' key as described next, below. Elsewhere, in other apps/references, the Return key may also be indicated by this alternate symbol: ⏎.

This key is the double height key to the right of the top two rows of letter keys and is commonly called the 'Enter' key. Return key (horizontal u-shaped arrow: ↩.).Other keys shown by symbol rather than name are: Note, this symbol is not always shown on the keyboard's 'ctrl' key. In menus this is indicated by a caret-type symbol (⌃). The Control key, located to the left of the Option key. Confusingly, In menus this is indicated by the stepped line symbol shown on the 'alt' keyboard key (⌥). On newer laptops it replaces the old Enter key. The Option or Alt key located to the left of the left-hand Command key (and right-hand on extended keyboards. Click on Keyboard & Mouse, Click on the Keyboard tab at the top. On old keyboards this key had an Apple logo and the loop symbol and so long-term Mac users sometimes still referred to it as the 'Apple', 'cloverleaf' or 'loop' key. In menus this is indicated by the 4-looped symbol shown on the keyboard key (⌘). The Command key located either side of the space bar. The following abbreviations are used in this section:

Logitech command key