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    maybe the dumbest question?

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by ceiph, Dec 21, 2007.

  1. ceiph

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    on the keyboard shortcuts, whats the up arrow?
     
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    Shift. Yeah, its weird why they make stuff like that.
     
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    haha thanks u sam fastest answer ever
     
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    Oops, let me clarify: "^" is Control, but an actual up arrow is Shift.

    This is a good reference guide:

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    and yes maybe my question should be added to your guide because ive spent like 3 weeks going crazy over not knowing and having to click open applications by hand
     
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    Haha, not a bad idea! I'll add this to my guide later tonight. Thanks for the suggestion :).
     
    Sam, Dec 21, 2007
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