Ps2 emulator mac controller. I did a little research and managed to connect it to OS X via Tattiebogle-driver. I was tempted to buy a 3rd party PS gamepad but then I remembered that I have a Microsoft X360 Wireless Controller (for Windows) that I've used to play the Arkham-games in Win 8. I have a Mid-2010 iMac and OS X 10.8.3.

The Ultimate Guide to Office 365 We can always use a few shortcuts to save time. Here are eight useful keyboard shortcuts to speed up your work in Excel. Add border to cells PC: Alt+H, B Mac: +Option+0 If you want to add an outline (outer) border around your selected cells, just use this quick shortcut. Insert table PC: Ctrl+T MAC: ^T Use this shortcut to quickly insert a table. You will be asked where the data is for your table, and then your table will automatically be created.

Select entire row PC: Shift+Space Mac: ⇧+ Space Selecting an entire row can be a great timesaver. Use this shortcut to select a single entire row. Bonus: Hold down Shift and the up/down arrows to select multiple rows. Select entire column PC: Ctrl+ Space Mac:⌃+ Space Likewise, selecting entire columns can be a great timesaver too. Bonus: Hold down Shift and the left/right arrows to select multiple columns. Hide rows PC: Ctrl+ 9 Mac: ⌃ 9 Sometimes it can be useful to hide rows in your worksheet. If you don’t want certain sensitive data to be visible, you can hide them (hidden rows and columns do not print).

Fast Excel Shortcuts For Sorting — Using the Alt Key. In an earlier post I talked about some Excel Sort Shortcuts using the Right-Click or Context Menu. Here I’ll talk about some really fast Sort shortcuts using the Alt key, or “keyboard accelerators” or “key tips.” As a bonus, I’ll reveal some fast ones using the Menu Key as well. May 30, 2016 - How do you 'clear filters' in excel in office 365 for mac using the keyboard? On PC I can do alt+d,f,s. Or using the mouse I can go to Data > Filter.

Hide columns PC: Ctrl+ 0 Mac: ⌃+ 0 7. Copy formula from the cell above PC: Ctrl+ ‘ Mac: ⌃+ ‘ Copying the formula from the cell above is a great way to make an exact copy of a formula. Cell references will remain unchanged. Copy value from the cell above PC: Ctrl+ Shift+ ” Mac: ⌃+ ⇧+ ” If you don’t want to copy the formula from the cell above and you just want the value, you can use this useful shortcut.