You can view a list of keyboard shortcuts in Slack by pressing ⌘ ' (Mac) and Ctrl ' (Windows/Linux), or read on for a complete list. Move through Slack seamlessly by using our keyboard shortcuts. You can view a list of keyboard shortcuts in Slack by pressing ⌘ ・ (Mac) and Ctrl ・ (Windows/Linux), or read on for a complete list.
You can view a list of keyboard shortcuts in Slack by pressing ⌘ / (Mac) and Ctrl / (Windows/Linux), or read on for a complete list. You can view a list of keyboard shortcuts in Slack by pressing ⌘ ö (Mac) and Ctrl ö (Windows/Linux) from Slack on your desktop, or read on for a complete list. You can view a list of keyboard shortcuts in Slack by pressing ⌘ , (Mac) and Ctrl, (Windows/Linux) from Slack on your desktop, or read on for a complete list. And remember, you can always change these up to meet your needs.Move through Slack seamlessly by using our keyboard shortcuts. I did take a few moments to publish a Mac version of the keyboard shortcuts ‘cheat sheet’ though. Out of the box, many of the keyboard shortcuts are less than ideal. Have a Mac?īecause of the weird relationship Apple has with the Function keys on their keyboards, I’m not sure how many Mac users LIVE on their keyboards like Windows users do. Maybe I’ll turn this into a sticker or something more tangible (click here for a PDF version)….Īlso, I talk about shortcuts in general here. But, you already know your favorites, yes? I know, I know, I forgot your FAVORITE ONE. Or at least that’s what I’ve always called these. Oh well.Īnyways, we have lots of keyboard shortcuts in SQL Developer and a few in SQLcl. No? You probably also don’t remember a world sans e-mail and smart phones either. Remember back when Corel first released WordPerfect? Remember how it had like a bazillion keyboard shortcuts, and you needed help remembering them all?
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