On Sunday, March 2, 2003, at 10:05 PM, Charlo98 at aol.com wrote:
> JERRY THANKS FOR THE REMINDER!!! - My old Apple extended keyboard has
> a power
> button. This new keyboard with the G4 has NO power button. In it's
> place is
> a "media eject key". However, since you reminded me - just out of
> curiosity
> I tried the key combo I used on the old one - Cmd+Control+Power Button
> (in
> this case the Media Eject Key). IT WORKED!!! Can you tell I'm
> happy!! Can
> you also tell I'm easily frustrated when not able to use those keyboard
> commands??? :)
> Why couldn't they have put THAT info in the help files??
>
Heck if they put everything in there, our little board would be left to
only yacking about rumors of Apple updates... grin.
> BTW - I received a free copy of InDesign with this G4, part of the
> promotion.
> Haven't had a chance to get into it yet - but definitely intend to
> give it a
> try very soon. Of course, for the time being, Quark will remain as my
> primary program. Are you using InDesign exclusively? Not sure what
> type of
> work you do - but was also wondering if you use or have any thoughts
> about
> Macromedia MX?
Yes, i've left Quark behind for InDesign. i started getting really
annoyed somewhere between versions 4 and 5. InDesign was great as the
alternative was a combination of PageMaker/FrameMaker. ID has come a
very long way in a short time and Adobe seems to be very committed to
this software. I think you will like ID. (Just so you can transition
easily, ID will let you set all of the Q keyboard shortcuts for use in
ID).
MX is a good package, my only concern is that M$ will try to buy them
out (there is a real possibility this could happen as it would put M$
in a strong strategic position by doing so). So far, they have resisted
the overtures from the Dark Side, but if Adobe pushes GoLive, etc. into
Apple's hands it could happen.
Jerry
>
> ANYWAY - thanks much for the help!
> Lona
>
>
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