Apple Motion 4 User Manual
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Enabling Traditional Function Keys on Mobile Macintosh
Systems
By default, on MacBook and MacBook Pro computers, the F1-F12 keys are assigned to
hardware controls, such as brightness, audio volume, numlock, and so on. This means
that you have to press the Function (Fn) key along with the F-key when you want to
invoke F-key commands in your software applications.
You can change your keyboard preferences so that the F-keys work in the traditional
manner, without pressing the Fn key. When this setting is activated, you can press the
Fn key along with the F-key to activate the hardware commands.
To enable traditional function keys
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In the Keyboard tab of the Keyboard & Mouse preferences in System Preferences, select
the “Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys” checkbox. Uncheck the box to
return to the default setting.
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Appendix C
Keyboard Shortcuts