Hi Tiffany, The only thing I can think of that would disable the Command key is if you have Mouse Keys turned on and have also activated NumPad Commander in the VoiceOver Menu of a laptop. That combination will disable the Command key on an Intel MacBook or MacBook Pro without a numlock function on the F6 key (i.e., on MacBook models manufactured after November 2007).
There's a specific warning about not turning on Numpad Commander mode in the VoiceOver Getting Started (Leopard) Guide. There's now an option to display Universal Access status in the menubar if you check the option for this in the System Preferences menu for Universal Access. Then, if you use VO-M twice, or Control-F8 to reach the status menus in the menu bar, you can read whether Mouse Keys are off or on. Cheers, Esther On Sep 8, 2008, at 3:13 PM, Tiffany D wrote:
Ok, something very weird and annoying is going on here. I can't use my command keys or something. When I try to select all with command a, it just says a. When I try to Copy, it does nothing. This is true on the web as well as in Text Edit. I really need this resolved as soon as possible as this will affect my job tomorrow if it's not. Thanks in advance for any help. No clue why it all of a sudden started doing this. I even shut it down with the power button so it would return to the previous settings and it still continued.
