Where is eject key on mac keyboard

I have an Apple Wireless Keyboard that has an eject key on the top right. The wireless keyboard can be used with systems that do still have an optical drive, and if you had an external USB SuperDrive for your MacBook Pro, it would function for that. Your power operations have always been on the eject key using modifier keys; only recently was the power key introduced as part of the keyboard itself. Short presses of eject won't get registered unless you also install NoEjectDelay though.

This private. Ejector is a paid app that repossesses the eject key for other storage volumes e. USB drives, SD cards and mounted disk images etc.

Image: Ejector. I have no affiliation with the developer. I discovered the app reading a Cult of Mac article. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. One thing that KeyRemap4MacBook doesn't do is use a standard delay when pressed, so there's a companion app called NoEjectDelay by the same developer that clears the eject key delay.

The inquiring minds at TUAW want to know what function you'd remap your eject key to perform, or if you'd just turn the eject key into one-half of a pair of cufflinks. Leave us a note in the comments below.

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