I read the section in the Logic 6 manual (which has an alarming amount of mistakes and grammatical and spelling errors) about how you can import your own key commands from the Key Commands window by selecting the Logic Preferences file. The copy of Logic you are running on (probably not your own machine) creates a backup of the machine's original Logic Preferences file, appending it with .bak. Does this mean that *all* Logic preferences are imported, blowing away the original machine's Logic prefs? I use Logic 6 at my studio as well as on my laptop at home, and want to share key commands but definitely not preferences, as I have a totally different setup at home. This is the only way I can figure out how to synchronize my ever-updating key commands without killing existing prefs, if possible. http://www.dylandrazen.com

At 3:41 -0400 3/9/03, dylan drazen wrote: >I read the section in the Logic 6 manual (which has an alarming amount of >mistakes and grammatical and spelling errors) about how you can import your >own key commands from the Key Commands window by selecting the Logic >Preferences file. The copy of Logic you are running on (probably not your >own machine) creates a backup of the machine's original Logic Preferences >file, appending it with .bak. Does this mean that *all* Logic preferences >are imported, blowing away the original machine's Logic prefs? no - just the Key Commands are imported -- Best Regards, Gareth Jones http://www.garethjones.com