In Keyboard here you'll see this list at the top. Sometimes System Preferences have a whole set of levels or categories inside them. For instance, the Dock and change things like size, magnification, different options here with the check boxes. If you want to get back to the main area where it lists all the different system preferences click on the button here at the top, that's the Show All button. For instance, if you wanted to change the default web browser you can click here and switch from Safari to something else that you have currently installed. Under General you find a few different system settings and you can change them by selecting the drop down menus or the radio buttons or check boxes.
You can go into any one of the them to see the settings in there. Once you're in System Preferences you'll see these icons that represent different types of settings. But you can go to the Apple menu here at the top left and there's always an item there called System Preferences. It's basically just an app so you can access it like any other app. You can get to System Preferences in many different ways. You'll hear this referred to all the time to go to System Preferences to change something or how something works on your Mac. They are in a place called System Preferences. Video Transcript: So if you're new to Mac you may be wondering where the system controls are. That means they might not work out for you, even though they’re listed.Check out A Beginner’s Guide to System Preferences at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. Just be careful with the resolution choices, as some of them might not be native to your display or Mac. This is as true in Display Preferences as anywhere else. The Option key combination provides great choices for advanced users. Additional resolutions, like 1920×2160, appear when I Option-Click Scaled Good Options for Advanced Users However, if you press the Option key as you click the Scaled radio button, you’ll see even more resolutions for you to pick from. With the Scaled option selected, you’ll see quite a few native resolutions for your monitor and graphics chip. When you press Option, you’ll see the Detect Displays button appearĪnother feature you can take advantage of lies in setting the resolution for your display. This is nice if your Mac has somehow “lost” one of your attached monitors or projectors, and I’m not really sure why Apple hid it this way. If you press the Option with the Display Preferences window active, you’ll see the Detect Displays button show up. The default Display Preference options in macOS Sierra For reference, here’s what Display Preferences looks like on my Mac Mini, before I press the Option key. There are a couple of things the Option key does in Display Preferences. Using the Option Key in Display Preferences And, of course, pressing the option key from Finder’s Go menu shows some hidden folders. Holding the same key before clicking the Wi-Fi icon gives you lots of details about your wireless network. Press the Option key before you click the Volume icon, and you can see both your output and input devices.
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