CMD key?

[mshockley]

God I hope I don't end up feeling like a total you know what, but I am working on a project that is telling me to do the following

Cmd/Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T

Ctr+Alt+Shift+T doesn't do anything

I'm using a Windows keyboard and I do not know what key Cmd is!

[Ambrosia76]

My key board has a key next to ctrl key on the left that says fn. Maybe that is it. I am assuming the key you are looking for stand for Command and maybe this one it Function and they are the same key IDK?

[Bruce A]

Originally Posted by mshockley

God I hope I don't end up feeling like a total you know what, but I am working on a project that is telling me to do the following

Cmd/Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T

Ctr+Alt+Shift+T doesn't do anything

I'm using a Windows keyboard and I do not know what key Cmd is!

Michelle, cmd is Command for Mac

or Ctrl for windows.

Well, I think that's right

[Ambrosia76]

Never mind apparently it is the little windows key

Where is the Cmd key on the Windows keyboard?

[mshockley]

Originally Posted by Bruce A

Michelle, cmd is Command for Mac

or Ctrl for windows.

Well, I think that's right

yes Bruce, that's what I thought, but like I said
Ctr+Alt+Shift+T isn't doing squat....

[Bruce A]

Originally Posted by Ambrosia76

Never mind apparently it is the little windows key

Where is the Cmd key on the Windows keyboard?

Hmm strange - most directions say use Cmd for Mac or Ctrl for Windows. Now I'm confused

[mshockley]

I swear, I wish sometimes things would simply work like the instructions say!

I'm going to bed............maybe tomorrow I will figure it out.

[Biomech]

What are you trying to do?

Ctrl - Shift - T will re-open the last tab you closed in your browser for example

[Vincent_G]

cmd is also command for MS-DOS

click "start" (windows icon bottom left corner) and type "cmd"

MS-DOS command and CMD commands help

[OsmosisStudios]

Originally Posted by mshockley

Cmd/Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T

This is the universal way of writing the same button-combination for both systems. CMD+ALT+SHIFT+T is MAC-SPEAK for CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+T on Windows.

In photoshop that's the command to re-do a transformation while duplicating what's being transformed (usually a shape or layer)