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As the question implies, I need some help about the f-keys, more specifically with the f9 key. I have a program that runs in terminal, and I need the f9 key to be completely function-less in order to work properly with it. Even with the f-keys standard function option enabled, if I press f9, happens the same thing that would happen by pressing f3 without the standard functions option enabled. A similar behavioris shared also with f12, that when pressed, gets me instantly to the dashboard. Just do you know, my Mac runs high Sierra. Notice that I did try to press fn+f9 but that just doesn't work. Also, if anything's unclear, I will try to explain myself a little better.

Thank you for your help.

As the question implies, I need some help about the f-keys, more specifically with the f9 key. I have a program that runs in terminal, and I need the f9 key to be completely function-less in order to work properly with it. Even with the f-keys standard function option enabled, if I press f9, happens the same thing that would happen by pressing f3 without the standard functions option enabled. A similar behavioris shared also with f12, that when pressed, gets me instantly to the dashboard. Just do you know, my Mac runs high Sierra. Notice that I did try to press fn+f9 but that just doesn't work. Also, if anything's unclear, I will try to explain myself a little better.

As the question implies, I need some help about the f-keys, more specifically with the f9 key. I have a program that runs in terminal, and I need the f9 key to be completely function-less in order to work properly with it. Even with the f-keys standard function option enabled, if I press f9, happens the same thing that would happen by pressing f3 without the standard functions option enabled. A similar behavior, meaning that the f-key you are about to read has some function while still not pressing fn with it, is shared also with f12, that when pressed, gets me instantly to the dashboard. Just do you know, my Mac runs high Sierra. Notice that I did try to press fn+f9 but that just doesn't work. Also, if anything's unclear, I will try to explain myself a little better.

Thank you for your help.

As the question implies, I need some help about the f-keys, more specifically with the f9 key. I have a program that runs in terminal, and I need the f9 key to be completely function-less in order to work properly with it. Even with the f-keys standard function option enabled, if I press f9, happens the same thing that would happen by pressing f3 without the standard functions option enabled. A similar behavioris shared also with f12, that when pressed, gets me instantly to the dashboard. Just do you know, my Mac runs high Sierra. Notice that I did try to press fn+f9 but that just doesn't work. Also, if anything's unclear, I will try to explain myself a little better.

Thank you for your help.

As the question implies, I need some help about the f-keys, more specifically with the f9 key. I have a program that runs in terminal, and I need the f9 key to be completely function-less in order to work properly with it. Even with the f-keys standard function option enabled, if I press f9, happens the same thing that would happen by pressing f3 without the standard functions option enabled. A similar behavior, meaning that the f-key you are about to read has some function while still not pressing fn with it, is shared also with f12, that when pressed, gets me instantly to the dashboard. Just do you know, my Mac runs high Sierra. Notice that I did try to press fn+f9 but that just doesn't work. Also, if anything's unclear, I will try to explain myself a little better.

Thank you for your help.

As the question implies, I need some help about the f-keys, more specifically with the f9 key. I have a program that runs in terminal, and I need the f9 key to be completely function-less in order to work properly with it. Even with the f-keys standard function option enabled, if I press f9, happens the same thing that would happen by pressing f3 without the standard functions option enabled. A similar behavior, meaning that the f-key you are about to read has some function while still not pressing fn with it, is shared also with f12, that when pressed, gets me instantly to the dashboard. Just do you know, my Mac runs high Sierra. Notice that I did try to press fn+f9 but that just doesn't work. Also, if anything's unclear, I will try to explain myself a little better.

Thank you for your help.