Create shortcut on mac for doc app windows#

Never: Function keys and other system shortcuts always trigger functions in macOS.

Create shortcut on mac for doc app windows#

Always: When Windows or Windows applications are active, function keys and other system shortcuts always trigger functions in Windows.

If you're using macOS as a guest OS and a guest OS or its application is active, system shortcuts that are typical only to macOS trigger functions in the guest version of macOS.

Auto: If you're working with Windows, system shortcuts that don't function in Windows (for example, Control-Up Arrow button to display Mission Control) trigger functions in macOS.

Select one of the following from the Send macOS system shortcuts menu:.

Choose macOS System Shortcuts on the Shortcuts tab.

To set whether function keys and macOS system shortcut key combinations activate functions in macOS or Windows: By default, when a Windows application is active the function keys and other Mac system shortcut key combinations (such as pressing Cmd + Tab to switch between open applications) continue to activate macOS functions. In macOS the function keys on your keyboard (F1, F2, F3 and so on) control functions like activating Dashboard and Mission Control, adjusting screen brightness, and controlling the volume.

Enable or disable actions that can be performed by pressing key combinations.

Choose Application Shortcuts on the Shortcuts tab.

To customize which actions can be performed by pressing key combinations, do the following: However, if you deselect this key combination, the shortcut will not work. For example, you can open an existing virtual machine either by clicking File > Open or by pressing Command + O. You can perform various actions in Parallels Desktop either by choosing menu items from the corresponding menus or by pressing key combinations. To open these preferences, choose Parallels Desktop > Preferences, then click Shortcuts.

Use Shortcuts Preferences to customize keyboard shortcuts, create keyboard profiles for multiple operating systems, enable or disable macOS system shortcuts, and more. Shortcuts Preferences Shortcuts Preferences