macOS Reference & Cheat Sheet: The unofficial cheat sheet for macOS on iMacs, MacBooks, and Mac computers (English Edition) Pamphlet – March 20, 2017

I have it next to my three different generations of MacIntoshes. I got my first in 1983. My iMac 2024 is newly waiting for a place to open.

It was and is still very helpful for new Mac users!

Please UPDATE your sheets and I will gladly purchase them again

Honestly I haven’t used it yet but I already see how useful it will be. I’ll have bold-face words and icons exactly matching those across the top of the screen of my “new” refurbished MacBook Air right here in front of me, explaining what they are.I’d ordered a MacBook Air for Seniors book and after trying to decipher 5 acronyms on the FIRST PAGE, I had to take two aspirin and lie down.OK, that was purely for effect, but you seniors out there know what I mean! Forget Microsoft, 3 hours of fiddling and I still couldn’t get past “secondary security” - sheesh!!Apple at least uses virtually the same format for all their devices, so with the help of this excellent card, I can link it up with my iPhone!

Less used commands/features are nice to refer to on this quick chart. I hate stickers on keyboards, desks or walls. This is quickly grabbed from a mail slot on the corner of my desk.

I was expecting this to be laminated, however that is my fault as I purchased other laminated items at the same time and this one pulled up in the search.

Got this for a refrence sheet. It is a little older but it still helps out.

I’m new to the Apple computer world. I thought knowing my iPhone system would make learning the Sonoma software a snap but I guess not. This macOS reference & Cheat Sheet sure has come to my rescue repeatedly