As a recent immigrant to OSX (Jaguar), but a decade-long Logic user, I'm somewhat dismayed by the fact that I can't seem to use some of my long- standing key commands. I use F13, F14, F15 for the three zoom presets. (option to store), but only F13 seems to work anymore as OSX seems to have Shanghaied the other two. I also had CTR-OPT-CMD-* assigned, and now it seems to turn the screen into a negative black and white image. Very bizarre. Can anyone tell me how to reclaim my key commands if it is possible? Or do I have to give them up? -Dan

At 1:08 Uhr +0000 on 03.12.2003 osepek wrote: >I use F13, F14, F15 for the three zoom presets. (option to store), but only >F13 seems to work anymore as OSX seems to have Shanghaied the other >two. Go to System Preferences, "Keyboard & Mouse" you should be able to set the appropriate options for the F-Keys there (I am on Panther and it has changed there so I can't offer you a walkthrough for Jaguar anymore, sorry...:) By the way: in Panther, this is the place you want to look if you have any conflicting key commands... >I also had CTR-OPT-CMD-* assigned, and now it seems to turn the screen >into a negative black and white image. Very bizarre. Can anyone tell me how >to reclaim my key commands if it is possible? Or do I have to give them up? check system preferences "Universal Access" you can disable the "Switch to White on Black" option there. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- canine_at_waf80_dot_de good night europe. <your name here> http://kainiggemann.de ---------------------------------------------------------------------

Am 03.12.2003 um 02:08 schrieb osepek: > I use F13, F14, F15 for the three zoom presets. (option to store), but > only > F13 seems to work anymore as OSX seems to have Shanghaied the other > two. > > I also had CTR-OPT-CMD-* assigned, and now it seems to turn the screen > into a negative black and white image. Very bizarre. Can anyone tell > me how > to reclaim my key commands if it is possible? Or do I have to give > them up? Mac OS X has some key combination reserved for system tasks. In Panther, you can configure them in System Settings > Keyboard & Mouse > Shortcuts. Beste Gruesse - best regards, Michael Haydn - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dipl.-Inform. Univ. Michael Haydn mhaydn@... SoundDiver Group Executive http://www.emagic.de/ Logic Developer (Control Surface Integration) Emagic Soft- & Hardware GmbH - Germany Phone: +49 4101 495 0 Halstenbeker Weg 96, 25462 Rellingen Fax : +49 4101 495 199 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -