On 3 Mar 2008, at 15:20, Erik Norgaard wrote:
Thanks, tried it, it works I got my characters back, but at the price ofloosing short cut to search-replace.
Try binding Command to Meta, or perhaps I misunderstood you?I accidentally sent the following tidbit directly to you, but I do believe it still applies:
IMHO this is definitely something that needs fixing; the defaults on Mac OS X are even more counter-intuitive than the rest of Emacs, and dissimilar from the Carbon Emacs defaults.
By default, command should be meta and option/alt be ‘none’, although that description is misguiding. ‘Unmodified’ or something similar would be more appropriate.
FYI: I got a MacBook (new, danish keyboard, Leopard) with two alt- keys,and a PowerBook (old, spanish keyboard, Tiger) with one alt key andanother key with an odd symbol looks like a hatchet '^' with a bar over.
I believe that's the Fn key. You can use it to access number keys and F-keys on you keyboard, and I believe it's also possible to set it in the preferences.
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