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1. You can use the same procedure if you want to show the hidden files and folders on your Mac as usual again. To do this, simply type “chflags nohidden” instead of “chflags hidden”.
2. As has already been pointed out, Intel Macs have EFI. However, booting from a CD with rEFIT installed (download the '6.5M ISO disk image', burn to disk using Disk Utility, then reboot holding down the 'C' key), you can select an option to Start EFI shell (its the leftmost icon on the bottom row on my Mac) which may be what you want?
3. Apple macOS users are being urged to update their Macs to ensure they're protected against a zero-day vulnerability that’s been exploited by attackers since at least January. The flaw lets hackers.

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There are many hidden files on your Mac that you will sometimes you need to. Dr Hidden helps you find see all those hidden files and directories in Finder.

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Disable smart quotes and dashes globally

Smart quotes is the function of replacing curly quotes with the straight alternative. Word processors love curly quotes, but the web does not. The issue of copying and pasting from a word processor to the web is fixed with the flick of a switch.

Automatically hide the dock on your Mac

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Show all file extensions in Finder

Finder’s default setting not to show file extensions. This is frustrating when you find yourself having to change a file extension.

Enable subpixel font rendering on non-Apple LCDs

We’ve found that enabling this setting results in an amazing improvement to your font display.

Show the full path bar in the Finder window

We suspect that the converts from Windows find the lack of this setting perplexing. Dr Hidden helps these folks feel more at home. When the setting is enabled it adds the path at the bottom of the Finder window.

Make the ~/Library directory visible

Your ~/Library directory is hidden by default, but there are times when you need to access it. e.g. when Microsoft Word keeps crashing and you are looking for the microsoft.Word.prefs.plist. file. True story!

Hide warnings when you change file extensions

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Disable auto-correct globally on this Mac

Auto-correct has often resulted in some awkward conversations… As a public service we added a feature to disable auto-correct completely.

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If you are the kind of person that means business when you empty your trash, this will make the warning Mac asks you every time, go away. However, if you like to store files in the trash so that they can be reviewed or restored at a later time – this setting is definitely not for you!

Set a blazing fast keyboard repeat rate

Your keyboard repeat rate is set fairly average by default. Changing this setting to make it faster, makes typing feel faster. Go ahead, try it!

Save documents to disk instead of iCloud by default

iCloud is great, but many people still prefer their old workflows to save documents. This setting turns off your Mac’s default behaviour to try and save files to iCloud.

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Nomatter your job function, you are entering text in various applications all daylong, from spreadsheets and emails to web browsers, text editors, and countlessothers. You move your hand to the mouse, click to position the insertion point,drag to select some text, double click to select a word, triple click to selecta line, move your hand back to the keyboard and resume typing.

Yes,mice and trackpads are great for moving the cursor and selecting text, but I’veoften found it more comfortable and efficient to keep both hands on thekeyboard.

Asa Mac user, you likely know all the common and documented keyboard shortcutsfor commands – New, Open, Close, Cut, Copy, Paste – but there are a number ofshortcuts many may not be aware of yet.

Simplyput, with these shortcuts, you can make your life easier and just keep yourhands on the keyboard. I can’t tell you exactly how much more efficient thiswill make your job function, but it will… by a lot.

Checkit out:

• Control-A: Move to the beginningof the line or paragraph.
• Control-B: Move one characterbackward.
• Control-D: Delete the characterto the right of the insertion point.
• Control-E: Move to the end of aline or paragraph.
• Control-F: Move one characterforward.
• Control-H: Delete the characterto the left of the insertion point.
• Control-K: Delete the textbetween the insertion point and the end of the line or paragraph.
• Control-L: Centre the cursor orselection in the visible area.
• Control-N: Move down one line.
• Control-O: Insert a new lineafter the insertion point.
• Control-P: Move up one line.
• Control-T: Swap the characterbehind the insertion point with the character in front of the insertion point.
• Control-V: Scroll down.
• Shift Key: Try holding the Shiftkey for commands that move the insertion point. You’ll find the Shift key isuseful for modifying the selection.

CanI make the Caps Lock button useful?

Firstthing you may notice with the list of shortcuts above is they all begin withthe Ctrl key. Some may find that key difficult to access on a typical keyboardthough, tucked away in a corner, outside of general reach.

Thisis where the Caps Lock key comes into play. If you’re like me, you very rarelyuse Caps Lock. It’s a big key and takes up valuable keyboard real estate, equalin size to the Return key though used maybe an eighth as much. Thankfully, youcan remap it to be a Ctrl key:

• Select SystemPreferences from the Apple menu.
• Click on Keyboard icon.
• Click on Keyboard tab.
• Click on Modifier Keysbutton (bottom right corner).
• Beside Caps Lock Keychoose Control.

Arethese shortcuts universal across all applications?

Thesecommands should work across all apps in which you enter text, though there aresome rare exceptions when an application doesn’t respect the defaults andoverrides commands with their own. In the case when an application doesn’t letyou use a new favourite shortcut, you may still be able to modify some shortcuts.In that application, find the offending keybinding and remove it or reassign itto some other shortcut.

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Or,if you find that a menu item is assigned to your new favourite shortcut, youcan go to System Preferences and rebind that shortcut to something that doesn’tinterfere.

• Select SystemPreferences from the Apple Menu.
• Click on Keyboard icon.
• Click on Shortcuts tab.
• Select App Shortcutsfrom the list on the left.
• Click on + button.
• Choose your Applicationfrom the menu.
• Enter the title of theconflicting menu item.
• Choose a shortcut that doesn’tconflict.
• Click Add.
• You will need to Quitand reopen your application to see changes.

Can I add my own shortcuts or modify existing ones?

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Ifyou want to add or modify shortcuts on your system, you need to access aspecial file on your computer called `DefaultKeyBinding.dict`.

Ifit isn’t already on your computer, it’s likely because by default Mac OS X doesnot install it. But you can create one:

• From the Finder selectGo menu and hold down the Shift key.
• Choose Library.
• Locate the Keybindingsfolder in the Finder window that appears. If you don’t see one, select File> New Folder and rename the folder to Keybindings.
• Open the Keybindings folder.
• Using your favouritetext editor create a new document. Name it `DefaultKeyBinding.dict` and pastethe following text:

• Save`DefaultKeyBinding.dict` in the Keybindings folder.
• Try out the newshortcuts in your applications. If your application is open, you will need toquit it first and reopen.

Thereare my hidden Mac keyboard shortcuts revealed. Enjoy your extra minutes in theday and happy typing.

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