Meyer Sound galileo 616 operating instructions Manual Macintosh Keyboard

COMPASS USER GUIDE

Please note that Macintosh and Windows keyboards may use different names for the modifier keys:

Table 1. Modifier Key Name Conventions
In the Manual	Macintosh Keyboard	Windows Keyboard
‹ Alt ›	‹ Option ›	‹ Alt ›
‹ Cmd ›	‹ Cmd ›	‹ Ctrl ›
‹ Enter ›	‹ Return ›	‹ Enter ›

The following conventions are used when referring to the user interface:

Table 2. User Interface Element Name Conventions

Element	Description
Window	The main rectangular area in which application controls are displayed.
Title bar	An element of a window, at the top edge, that can be dragged to move
	the window. The title bar typically displays the name of the window or
	information about the contents of the window.
Menu bar	An element of a window that contains headings which, when clicked,
	reveal a list of appropriate commands.
	The menu bar may be at the top of the main display (OS X, some Linux
	configurations) or at the top of the window (MS Windows, some Linux
	configurations).
Command	An element of the menu bar, revealed when a menu bar heading name
	is clicked.
	If a command is “dim,” it is not currently available for use.
	Some commands control the status of a setting: if a checkmark or
	bullet indicator is shown beside the command, the setting is enabled
	and re-selecting the command will disable the setting.
	If a command ends with an ellipsis (…) it will present a pop-up window;
	the command will typically be issued when that window’s OK button
	is clicked.
	Many commands will also list a keyboard shortcut.
Tool bar	An element of a window that contains icons for commands. The tool
	bar is typically near the top of the window, oriented horizontally.

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