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This certainly works, but anything tied to the “Duplicate” function requires an additional step to save a document, rather than “Export” which brings you directly to a familiar “Save As” dialog box. This tip aims to improve on some of the suggestions that have recently picked up steam on the Apple-centric web, where some people favor macro hacks or the same shortcut but related to the “Duplicate” function instead. Makers of competing software, such as Adobe, jumped at the news in an attempt to lure customers to apps like Lightroom. Reports today indicate that the company will cease feature updates for the software and instead migrate users to the upcoming Photos for OS X app. * Note if you’re on a modern version of OS X, you can actually type ‘Save As…’ into that field and return the true keyboard shortcut Save As functionality as of OS X Mavericks, Mountain Lion, and OS X Yosemite! After nearly 10 years on the market, Apple is preparing to retire its professional photo editing and management app, Aperture. No it doesn’t work exactly like the old “Save As”, but neither does the Duplicate command. Open a file in any application and try out your new “Save As” (Export As) shortcut by hitting Command+Shift+S. Click “Add” and close out of preferences.Click the “Keyboard Shortcut” box and hit Command+Shift+S.Type the Menu Title exactly as “Export…” with the three periods*.Now click the + plus icon to add a new shortcut accessible to All Applications.Click the “Keyboard Shortcuts” tab and then choose “Application Shortcuts” from the list.Open “System Preferences” from the  Apple menu and click on “Keyboard”.If you want to get your “Save As” function back on the Mac again, we will show you how to create your own keyboard shortcut to mimmic the old behavior of “Save As” so that when you hit Command+Shift+S, a Save (Export or Save As) dialog box will appear, allowing you to do the exact same Save As function that existed before.