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Mac: system settings using the Shortcut to call - is that possible?

  • Oct 19, 2025
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A Shortcut makes things a lot easier - but there is also one for the system settings for the Mac? Here you will get the answer.

Mac: system settings with its own Shortcut

Unfortunately, there are on the Mac, a Shortcut to the system settings directly. However, you can create a:
  1. Open system preferences and click "keyboard & mouse".
  2. Click on the tab "keyboard shortcuts".
  3. Now, to create a new shortcut, click on the "+".
  4. Select in the field "program" and set it to "system settings".
  5. You can then in the field "keyboard shortcut" insert your desired combination. With a click on "Add" to save your Changes.
Mac: Shortcuts of your Own to create

Mac: These Shortcuts, there are already

With the following, already existing button, you can access shortcuts directly to individual settings:
  • With the keyboard shortcut [Alt] + [F1] you can access the monitor settings in the system settings.
  • By [Alt] + [F3] to enter the system preferences "Exposé & Spaces".
  • With [Alt] + [F10] you can customize in the system settings for the sound.
  • Note: These Shortcuts work on all current Mac OS X versions.
We also have a practical tip, if you are having problems with an external Monitor to your Mac.

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