Keyboard Shortcuts for The Open and Save in Mac OS X

If you will quickly navigate windows and Microsoft office by the help of keyboard shortcuts like CTRL-S for saving and CTRL-C for copying, one is shocked if one decides to switch to Mac OS-X. The reason is these kinds of familiar shortcuts will not work as they used to. Macs will boast about the same functionality. Apart from this, Macs will boast about similar functionality but they will also make use of the command key instead of the control key. Instead of using standard key combinations that many users of the PC have knowledge of like for example save, copy and paste; Macs will feature shortcuts that are similar to the operating system of Apple. One can go to the list of handy shortcuts that the budding PC user may know:

Command Q—Quit open application

Command Option Esc—Force Quit

Command Option M-Minimize windows of application to Dock.

Command-Option-W: Close all windows in the application without quitting.

Command-Tab: Cycle forward through open applications.

Command-Shift-Tab: Cycle backward through open applications.

Command-Shift-F: Search all files.

Command-Shift-A: Search all applications.

Command-Space bar: Open or close Spotlight search field.

Control-A: Move to beginning of line or paragraph.

Control-E: Move to end of line or paragraph.

Command-Option-D: Show or hide the Dock.

Command-F3: Show the desktop.