Command key
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The command key is the key on Macintosh computers used for invoking keyboard shortcuts. Unlike Windows, where there are two (control and alt), all shortcuts on the Macintosh use command. The option key is held down in conjunction for alternate behaviours of commands, and overloading uses the shift key.
