On Tuesday, Sep 24, 2002, at 09:37 US/Pacific, Phil Daley wrote: > >One thing that occurs to me is that you might not be familiar with > >Macintosh keyboards and the use of the Command key in Macintosh > >applications. It is our main modifier key. In this respect, Windows > >users suffer because they don't have the advantage of the extra > >modifier key and of course M$ keyboard combinations are limited > >compared to the Mac.
> Duh!!! The Windows keyboard has MORE keystroke combinations than the > MAC (not that I would consider this an advantage ;-). This shows your > abysmal knowledge of the windows keyboard. Phil, Get a grip. I was talking about MODIFIER keys. We've had this topic come up before and it was acknowledged that the "Windows" key doesn't have the functionality as the Command key does on Macintosh. For instance it doesn't seem to be noted as a standardly used modifier in the Finale documentation. What it boils down to is: Mac has: Command, Shift, Option, and Control M$ has: Shift, Option, and Control. Calculating a factorial of the "key with modifier(s)" I come up with: Mac: !5 = 120 M$: !4 = 24 Philip Aker http://www.aker.ca _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
