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Left hand F-key dictionary #29

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layout: dictionary
title: Left hand modifier keys
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Title should be title case, and this is a macOS dictionary, so perhaps change this to:

Left Hand Modifier Keys, macOS

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version: 1
date: 2016-04-26
filename: lh_modifier_keys_osx.json
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I know this PR is 5 months old, would it be possible to change osx and OS X to mac and macOS? It's just nitpicking though, it won't block this PR.

author: Achim Siebert
tags: commands shortcuts mac
what: Common keyboard shortcuts for OSX, two-stroke left hand
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Again here it would be for macOS

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## Why
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In Markdown it's style to add linebreaks around paragraphs. E.g.:

## Why

Paragraph content.

## How

Etc.

Fire up menu shortcuts with your left hand only, so you can use the mouse at the same time. Easy to remember system for Cmd/Shift/Ctrl/Alt combinations together with letters, numbers, space, backspace, tab and escape.
## How
Strike one of the modifier briefs explained below, then the lefthand letter or binary(!) number that should be triggered with those modifiers.
###**Examples:**
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Also style, I'd just leave this as ### Examples as the heading should have the proper styling, and the colon shouldn't be necessary. If it's not bold enough, use ## Examples.

- `SKPWR/KR` Shift+Cmd+c
- `SKHRA/R-` Shift+Alt+Control+r
- `SH/34` Shift+3
- `THRA/14` Alt+9
- `KHR/SK` Control+Escape
###**Single modifiers:**
- `KPWR` Command
- `SH` Shift
- `THRA` Alt
- `KHR` Control
###**Shift/Alt/Control combinations:**
- `SHA` Shift+Alt
- `SKHR` Shift+Control
- `KHRA` Alt+Control
- `SKHRA` Shift+Alt+Control
###**Command key combinations:**
- `SKPWR` Cmd+Shift
- `KPWRA` Cmd+Alt
- `KPWHR` Cmd+Control
- `SKPWRA` Cmd+Shift+Alt
- `SKPWHR` Cmd+Shift+Control
- `KPWHRA` Cmd+Alt+Control
- `SKPWHRA` Cmd+Shift+Alt+Control
All you have to remember is this:
(`S`=Shift) + `KPWR`=Cmd + (`A`=Alt, `H`=Control)
###**Special keys for the second stroke:**
- `TPW` Tab
- `SP ` Space
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Extra space here (SP vs SP)

- `SPW` Backspace
- `SK` Escape
###**Numbers for the second stroke:**
Binary system from right to left using number bar and STPH
- `#4`: 1
- `#3: 2
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Looks like here #3 doesn't have a closing code quote. The other problem is this bullet point has colons though the previous ones don't. I'd prefer either colons everywhere or nowhere.

- `#34`: 3
- `#2`: 4
- `#24`: 5
- `#23`: 6
- `#234`: 7
- `#1`: 8
- `#14`: 9
- `#1234`: 0 (this would actually be 15, but easy to strike and remember)
###**F-Keys**
Strike one of the modifier briefs explained below, then the lefthand binary(!) number of the F-key that should be triggered with those modifiers.

The system of the modifiers in short:
(`S`=Shift, `T`=Control) + `PWHR`=F-Key + (`A`=Alt, `O`=Command)

The numbers are again as if the left hand numbers were binary (8, 4, 2, 1).
- `#4`: 1
- `#3: 2
- `#34`: 3
- `#2`: 4
- `#24`: 5
- `#23`: 6
- `#234`: 7
- `#1`: 8
- `#14`: 9
- `#13`: 10
- `#134`: 11
- `#12`: 12
- `#124`: 13
- `#123`: 14
- `#1234`: 15

###**Examples:**
- `PWHR/13` F10
- `SPWHRO/1` Shift+Command+F8
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