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I am new to the Mac and see three buttons will make the PC go to sleep.<br />
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I see the Command key, and the that looks like an Eject button (is it?)<br />
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What's the first button though? I do n ot see it on the keyboard but can see it on the menu next to Sleep.<br />
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Is it the Control key?<br />
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Thanks.
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I am new to the Mac and see three buttons will make the PC go to sleep.

I see the Command key, and the that looks like an Eject button (is it?)

What's the first button though? I do n ot see it on the keyboard but can see it on the menu next to Sleep.

Is it the Control key?


Thanks.

Can't identify a button on my Mac Pro

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