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Oliver Linde
2,775 PointsKeyboard shortcut
I use mac and I live in Sweden so my keyboard is a little different. What is the CMD + [ or CMD + ] command for me with a Europe-computer?
4 Answers
Oliver Linde
2,775 Pointsit was: shift + tab
Gavin Ralston
28,770 Points
You should be looking for the key with that symbol on it. It should be located to either side of your spacebar.
Oliver Linde
2,775 PointsI know what key we are talking about but the key bind does not work. My mac obvious has different key bindings then the US. Any link for where I can see or compare the different ones? or what bind that works for my keyboard for this purpose?
Oliver Linde
2,775 PointsCMD + [ = Go to the previous folder. Command–Right Bracket (]) = Go to the next folder. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236
it does not "Indent Lines"
Gavin Ralston
28,770 PointsGavin Ralston
28,770 PointsSorry I misunderstood the original question. :)
I was looking at some options but all I really came up to help was to use the Keyboard Viewer to see what options were available with the different keys, and updating a keybinding to make it easier. It doesn't seem that switching between Swedish and Swedish Pro layout styles would have helped any.
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