MATLAB: Silly Question – Mac command for ‘run’ script? Command _ _ R

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I don't understand the two middle characters of the keyboard symbology.

I clearly understand command and R. but am missing the middle bit.

Thanks!

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It is Command+Alt+R. On my Mac laptop, the Alt key is behind the Fn key, so the full chord is Command+Fn+Option+R. This extra key is probably unnecessary on a full-sized keyboard.

By the way, F5 also maps to run and is what I use. On my laptop, I need to do Fn+F5 because a "F5" otherwise dims the backlight on my keyboard. This is controllable from the System Preferences->Keyboard is desired.

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Command- shift- I to step IN
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