Sorry if this has been covered, but I've been searching around both here and on the web in general and I can't seem to find an answer.
On my old machine, I followed the notes at http://blog.thewheatfield.org/2009/09/28/die-command-q-die/ to overload cmd-q and replaced it with shift-cmd-q. Now I can get the overloading working in the same way, but when I try to replace it, I get two problems. 1) shift-cmd-q is already "Quit All Applications and Log Out" on Snow Leopard, and it tries to do that rather than accept it as the key binding. Is there a way to hook in before that triggers? 2) Regardless of what hotkey I use, it doesn't actually quit the current application. I can deal with having to switch hotkeys (though I'd prefer not to), but having no hotkey to quit an application may be even worse than accidentally closing one via cmd-q. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dave
