How can I get a white background?

Dowloaded trial version of 5 for Windows at work.....found Control L takes you to eyedropper that is white.
Cool...
NOW: Have a MAC at home. Bought 4 today and I cannot find the above feature.
How can I (easily) get the eye dropper to be white not gray. or...does the Windows function Control L also exist in MAC but is a different shortcut?
Thanks......loosing my mind

Barbara ~ Its sort of what I am trying to do. I make fused glass jewelry and am working in getting some clear shots for my website. Currently using an EZ photo cube which helps reduce shadows and better light for the novice. Having a white, or close as possible background helps the pieces pop a bit more and shows their true colors.
Due to the color shifts in dicroic glass, it can be really hard to get a good picture of what it really looks like.

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