Mac Hacks

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

@ (at sign), representing Command key in keybindings, Speed Things Up with Keybindings

^ (caret), representing Control key in keybindings, Speed Things Up with Keybindings

{ } (curly brackets), enclosing keybindings, Speed Things Up with Keybindings

$ (dollar sign), representing Shift key in keybindings, Speed Things Up with Keybindings

.. (dots, double), indicating parent directory, Navigating Around Your Mac

-- (hyphens, double), indicating comments in AppleScript, Creating the Script

// (slash, double), preceding comments in keybindings, Speed Things Up with Keybindings

~ (tilde), PLIST Files for Hackers, Speed Things Up with Keybindings, Harmless Unix Tricks

indicating home directory in Terminal, PLIST Files for Hackers, Harmless Unix Tricks

representing Option key in keybindings, Speed Things Up with Keybindings

A

access point, Mac as, Use Your Mac as an Access Point–Pulling Off the Hack

Activity Monitor, Force quitting greedy processes, Harmless Unix Tricks

administrator account, Get to Know Your User Account, Turning Your Administrator Account into a Standard Account–Turning Your Administrator Account into a Standard Account

changing to standard ...