Re: [MacGroup] Command Key

2010-12-21 Thread Neal Hammon 
If you like old times, I have three old keyboards, each of which shows  
the apple and the four-leaf-clover (or whatever) on the same key. This  
key is one to the right of the left option, and under the X key.  I  
suppose I could trade you one of these old keyboards for a newer one.


Neal Hammon

On Dec 21, 2010, at 3:19 PM, Lee Larson wrote:

On Dec 21, 2010, at 2:51 PM, Marta Edie wrote:

Bernard, I wondered about that, too. I faintly remembered old times,  
when  it did not say command  .I still think they should put an  
apple there rather than this little whatever that is called, which I  
don't know either.



When traveling in Scandinavia a while back, I was surprised to see the  
symbol on road signs in Sweden and Finland marking historical sites.  
They call it the Saint John Arms.


On a keyboard, I just call it the splat key.





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Re: [MacGroup] Command key

2010-12-21 Thread Nolan Porterfield 
I have (cough, cough) a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard.  My excuse is that,
given my neurological problem, it's the only one that allows my left hand to
work on one side of the hump and my right to work on the other.  My
question: is the Command key the one with the - excuse - Microsoft logo on
it?

Nolan



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 I think I may have known once, but can you remind me which is the Apple
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 Is it the key on both sides of space bar.



 I think I may have known once, but can you remind me which is the Apple
 key? Thanks.
 Jim

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 The Apple key is now known as the Command key. On recent keyboards it has
 that four-lobed squarish cloverleaf symbol (⌘) on it.

  I think I may have known once, but can you remind me which is the Apple
 key? Thanks.
  Jim
 
  On Dec 20, 2010, at 9:27 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:
 
  to pause a song, you hit the space bar. to STOP a song, you hit Apple
 key + .

Re: [MacGroup] Command Key

2010-12-21 Thread Marta Edie 
Thanks, Neal, i have two old keyboards with Apple keys. I liked them  
better, in fact, i am using one still.



marta

On Dec 21, 2010, at 3:44 PM, Neal Hammon wrote:

If you like old times, I have three old keyboards, each of which  
shows the apple and the four-leaf-clover (or whatever) on the same  
key. This key is one to the right of the left option, and under the  
X key.  I suppose I could trade you one of these old keyboards for a  
newer one.


Neal Hammon

On Dec 21, 2010, at 3:19 PM, Lee Larson wrote:

On Dec 21, 2010, at 2:51 PM, Marta Edie wrote:

Bernard, I wondered about that, too. I faintly remembered old  
times, when  it did not say command  .I still think they should put  
an apple there rather than this little whatever that is called,  
which I don't know either.



When traveling in Scandinavia a while back, I was surprised to see  
the symbol on road signs in Sweden and Finland marking historical  
sites. They call it the Saint John Arms.


On a keyboard, I just call it the splat key.





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