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it is not a code! all it is on a mac is a keyboard shortcut (not a mac user sorry about now knowing it) and on windows or Linux etcetc is unsure. look it up: windows or mac keyboard shortcuts or hotkeys
No. I'd say just get a standard keyboard. They aren't very expensive.
You can't - they are two completely different things. OpenOffice is a suite of integrated programs. Mac-Windows is an operating system.
Basically any keyboard should work. If your Mac came with a keyboard then it already has the Boot Camp Windows drivers installed to work with out any problems. Windows is a native install via Boot Camp so treat it just like you would if it was an HP, Dell, etc, Windows PC. Be aware tho most 3rd party Mac/Windows keyboards may have drivers to install to get the most useage out of it. (F-keys, etc.) Windows AND the Mac do have a set of generic drivers for the basic use of the keyboards so if you plug the keyboard in and the computer says "keyboard not recognized", wait a few minutes and Windows will download drivers for it and the Mac will tell you to press a couple of keys so it knows how the key board is setup. Usually you can go to the manufactuer of the keyboards web site and download the drivers from there also.
press cmd+D+S on mac and windows have keyboards emoji installed
With the three Microsoft Windows keys, function keys, and the keys found on the number pad the standard Windows US keyboard has 104 keys. The standard Mac wireless keyboard with no number pad has 78 keys.
ctrl+i is the keyboard shortcut of the Italic button.
Cmd and = on mac, Ctrl and = on pc.
Windows 7 is slower than the new operating system Lion for Mac. Windows 7 has most of the features all macs have had in the past and they are way behind everything the Mac does. In 5 years Windows will be doing the stuff Mac has just done this year. My advice don't buy Windows 7 you can buy a Mac and put Windows 7 on a Mac for like $100. And you get way more features on a Mac than on Windows 7. So basically Lion is way better than Windows 7. Hope this helps :)
so plug it in to your USB drive on your mac or PC (for the mac keyboard)
Default keyboard shortcut to show/hide rulers is Ctrl + R on Windows and Cmd + R on Mac computers.
On a Mac keyboard, press and hold the option key, then type the number 3. Then release the option key. I don't know about on a Windows keyboard