- Look into System Preferences → Keyboard keys and make sure Command is enabled and mapped to the Cmd key. Check also custom shortcuts in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" panel.
Look into "System Preferences → Keyboard keys" and make sure Command is enabled and mapped to the Cmd key. Check also custom shortcuts in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" panel.
- Go to Finder, select a file, open the "File" menu and see what shortcut is associated to "Move to Trash".
Go to Finder, select a file, open the "File" menu and see what shortcut is associated to "Move to Trash".
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- Look into System Preferences → Keyboard keys and make sure Command is enabled and mapped to the Cmd key. Check also custom shortcuts in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" panel.
- Go to Finder, select a file, open the "File" menu and see what shortcut is associated to "Move to Trash".
Look into "System Preferences → Keyboard keys" and make sure Command is enabled and mapped to the Cmd key. Check also custom shortcuts in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" panel.
Go to Finder, select a file, open the "File" menu and see what shortcut is associated to "Move to Trash".
- Look into System Preferences → Keyboard keys and make sure Command is enabled and mapped to the Cmd key. Check also custom shortcuts in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" panel.
- Go to Finder, select a file, open the "File" menu and see what shortcut is associated to "Move to Trash".