It will only take a while for you to become accustomed to the new system. If you are planning to switch to Mac OS X permanently, it might be better for you to continue using Command as the modifier key and get used to it. In the “Control (^) Key” field, change it to “Command.” And in the “Command Key” field, change it to “Control.” Click OK. Click the “Modifier Keys…” button at the bottom-right.Ĥ. In Mac OS X open “System Preferences” from the Launchpad.ģ. This way you can switch the functionality of “Control” and “Command” and make it work like Windows.ġ. If you are not used to the keyboard configuration, Mac OS X comes with a setting that allows you to remap the modifier key. You have to press “Cmd + A” to select all, “Cmd + C” to copy and “Cmd + V” to paste. Even though the keyboard comes with a Control button, the “Command” button is used for most keyboard shortcuts. When it comes to Mac OS X, the configuration is totally opposite. You press “Ctrl + A” to select all, “Ctrl + C” to copy and “Ctrl + V” to paste. Whenever you click it, you’ll see your calendar with all your appointments.In Windows most of the keyboard shortcuts are done with the Control key. In addition to displaying the date in the menu bar, you can also On macOS Big Sur or higher, you’ll see a preview of the current clock display at the top right of the “System Preferences” menu.
You can also select “Flash the Time Separators” and/or “Display the Time with Seconds” here.Īll changes happen live. To display a 24-hour clock, select the checkbox next to “Use a 24-hour Clock.” Select the checkbox next to “Show am/pm” to display when it’s morning and afternoon. If you want to add the day of the week and/or the date, just select the checkboxes next to “Show the Day of the Week” and/or “Show Date.”īelow that section, you’ll see “Time Options.” Here, you can select the radio button next to “Analog” to display an analog clock. On macOS Catalina or earlier, click “Date & Time,” and then click “Clock.” To do so, click the Apple at the top left, and then click “System Preferences.” You can customize the time and date in the System Preferences menu. There’s also an analog clock option that disables all the other features (including the day and date).
Or, you can add the day and/or date, flashing separators, and seconds. If you prefer, you can keep it super minimal, and display only the hour and minute, as shown below. However, you can customize it and add the day of the week, date, or even a second hand. By default, the Mac menu bar displays the time in a simple hour and minute digital format.
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