Can you use Mac keyboard shortcuts with this keyboard(i.e.-Command+c for copy)?
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Hi Allie, I haven't used that function bc you can touch the screen and it will pop up select or select all and then Copy...But I tried to do command + C and command + P and did not work. However I LOVE these keyboard! Luciana
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The shortcut keys should be the same as a PC except the apple key which is like the windows icon key on a pc. Also this keyboard has an eject key for mac where a normal board does not. That being said... ctr + C key is the shortcut for copy ctr + V is paste. Hold the ctr key + left click items you want to select for multiple things or to save time with many items ctr + A is select all. Then hold ctr + items to deselect. When all the items are blued right click on them and a menu will pop out with choices like copy and paste etc etc. Google key board short cuts and there are many many more too many for me to list here.
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You could try but it is probably best to use it on a Macbook. That's what it was designed for because the command keys are designed for a the Macbook.
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Yeah the modifiers dont work on mac :( no clue how to get it to read the keys properly
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Only if these are supported by the keyboard of your operating system (i.e. Mac OS X or Windows). For example, the "command"-Key combination in Mac OS X allows me to enter some Greek symbols that are hard-wired in the operating system to the keyboard. Symbols that require more that what you can enter via the keyboard are not possible unless you use some macro program separate from the keyboard, which is triggered by the keyboard. You should download the MacroMaster683 app that programs this keyboard from the manufacturer's website. It shows a mini-Windows keyboard which you can try to see which Unicode characters are allows in the Windows operating system. Only if these are supported by the keyboard of your operating system (i.e. Mac OS X or Windows). For example, the "command"-Key combination in Mac OS X allows me to enter some Greek symbols that are hard-wired in the operating system to the keyboard. Symbols that require more that what you can enter via the keyboard are not possible unless you use some macro program separate from the keyboard, which is triggered by the keyboard. You should download the MacroMaster683 app that programs this keyboard from the manufacturer's website. It shows a mini-Windows keyboard which you can try... » Read More Only if these are supported by the keyboard of your operating system (i.e. Mac OS X or Windows). For example, the "command"-Key combination in Mac OS X allows me to enter some Greek symbols that are hard-wired in the operating system to the keyboard. Symbols that require more that what you can enter via the keyboard are not possible unless you use some macro program separate from the keyboard, which is triggered by the keyboard. You should download the MacroMaster683 app that programs this keyboard from the manufacturer's website. It shows a mini-Windows keyboard which you can try to see which Unicode characters are allows in the Windows operating system. « Show Less
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Yes but why would you use a keyboard on a mac thats not even a gaming laptop. JK do whatever you want
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Yes. I have it working with Mac OS Leopard and Snow Leopard on MacMinis. There is a Mac version of the 810 coming soon. You can reassign the option and command keys of the PC 810 to Mac positions using keyboard system preference pane. Keyboard > Keyboard > Modifier Keys change option to command and command to option.
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I bought the black one which has windows key (doesn't have command key) and have been using that version on Ubuntu machine. Not sure about Mac.
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Yes, you can map it anyway you like and it the same as hitting that key on the keyboard. You can even map combinations such as atl+F or ctrl+V into one keystroke. Very handy.
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Personally, I am using the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard on Mac OS X 10.10.2 (Yosemite). Remapping the Windows keys to serve Mac purposes is easy.System Preferences > Keyboard> Modifier KeysSelect Keyboard: Microsoft 2.44GHz TransceiverChange: Option Key to "Command"Change: Command Key: to "Option"In my day's worth of using this keyboard, I find it to be comfortable and intuitive. The only thing is that it's not very portable due to the weight of the batteries and magnets.
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Yep! You can program the G keys do do virtually anything you want, including relatively long snippets of text. I believe there's an upper limit but I don't know what it is.
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They make a mac version. As I wold assume it would be compatible, the correct command and control buttons will not be labeled as correctly. Please search for the mac specific model.
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No command key...command keys are Mac related...gotta use control/alt flag key....if you can find it after the key letter print wears off. Can't recommend this product.
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Hey Mario - I'm not much of a Mac guy, but I believe that you can. Sorry I couldn't give you a more definitive answer.
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Am typing with this keyboard on a macbook pro right now.I had to use the Ctrl+alt+shift+N shortcut for it to be recognized properly everytime i plug it in however, otherwise it just types gibberish
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The keyboard and mouse work pretty much like standard ones do, so no. However, you can easily use a free scripting program like AutoHotkey to do this for you by way of a keybind, it will then work regardless of your input method. EDIT It seems like the other answer may work as well, although I have never tried it myself.
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The keyboard has a CTRL key which you can use with X for cut, with C for copy, and with V for paste. It also has a function key [FN] and pg up, pg dn, home, and end. The function keys across the top are quite versatile.