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The person said to use Command not Control (Command doesn't work)
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edit approved Dec 31, 2022 at 8:39
WhatTheClown
edit approved Dec 31, 2022 at 8:39
WhatTheClown
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Try Ctrl+Option+gControl+Option+G. The command

Don't use the Command key is, it must be the equvalent of Ctrl on Windows (unless you are using bootcamp)Control key.

Try Ctrl+Option+g. The command key is the equvalent of Ctrl on Windows (unless you are using bootcamp)

Try Control+Option+G.

Don't use the Command key, it must be the Control key.

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Mashoor Aiyaan
Mashoor Aiyaan
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Try Command+Option+gCtrl+Option+g. The command key is the equvalent of Ctrl on Windows (unless you are using bootcamp)

Try Command+Option+g. The command key is the equvalent of Ctrl on Windows (unless you are using bootcamp)

Try Ctrl+Option+g. The command key is the equvalent of Ctrl on Windows (unless you are using bootcamp)

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Mashoor Aiyaan
Mashoor Aiyaan
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Try Command+Option+g. The command key is the equvalent of Ctrl on Windows (unless you are using bootcamp)