I can second this report. On one computer, cmd-ctl-R works, on another it doesn't. cmd-ctl-B, A, and L work on both computers. I haven't assigned any keys through any 3d party or apple-approved app. Mostly the same apps are installed on the two machines. I haven't checked out whether it might be differences in keyboards, though.
A === Rick Lecoat at Fri, 12 Dec 2003 11:26:47 +0000 said: >I wondered about that; it is possible, but I can't think of a Cmd-Ctrl-R >shortcode in another app that might interfere. I don't use any shortcode- >assigning apps like key xing so I won't have allocated one myself by >accident. I think... > >Rick > >-- >G5 2GHz x2 :: 2GB RAM :: 10.3.1 :: PM 4.2.1 :: 3 pane mode > >-- >Original message: >Received from smelik on 12/12/03 at 10:41 am > >>Perhaps another program uses it - I had accidentally made a shortcode for >>the wrong keys in Key Xing, which similarly disabled one shortcut in >>another app, but not all of them > > > >
