That common set might cause a change for shortcut to have different functionality.
#ACCENT MARK SHORTCUTS ON A MAC MAC OS X#
Apple Human Interface Guidelines (AHIG) requires that all Mac OS X applications define certain common set of shortcuts.Mac OS X System has global keyboard shortcuts that override existing shortcuts.However, there are some special cases that require Mac OS X port to make exceptions in shortcuts, compared to the other platforms: 4.3.7 Accessibility shortcuts - moving focusįor most of the keyboard shortcuts in, the Mac OS X port will follow the other platforms, to maintain consistency and allow people to use several platforms without much re-learning.4.3.6 Accessibility shortcuts - zooming.4.3.5 Recommended shortcuts using Shift to complement other commands.4.3.4 Reserved shortcuts for international systems.4.3.2 Extending selection with Shift and the arrow keys.4.3.1 Moving the insertion point with the arrow keys.4 Mac OS X Shortcuts (under construction).3.8 Text System Defaults and Key Bindings.3.7 System Services: Services Properties.3.5 Application Architecture Overview: Features of a Cocoa Application.3.4 Apple Human Interface Guidelines: The Keyboard.3.3 Apple Human Interface Guidelines: Selecting.3.2 Apple Human Interface Guidelines: Keyboard Shortcuts Quick Reference.3.1 Accessibility Overview: Appendix A: Accessibility Keyboard Shortcuts.3 Apple Developer Connection (ADC) Reference Library: highlights.
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