Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ken Ray had a similar problem, but in his case it was specific to his
iBook. Have you noticed whether it works on other systems?
This is indeed on an iBook, and I have not noticed the problem using
OS9 on an iMac or using Windows XP.
The problem also seems to apply to
Using MC 2.5 on Mac OS 10.2, I have more than a few times had this
problem: scripts that check the optionKey or the shiftKey detect them
as up even if they are in fact down. Restarting the computer--not
just quitting and relaunching Metacard--seems to cure the problem, but
then it returns. And
David Epstein wrote:
Using MC 2.5 on Mac OS 10.2, I have more than a few times had this
problem: scripts that check the optionKey or the shiftKey detect them
as up even if they are in fact down. Restarting the computer--not
just quitting and relaunching Metacard--seems to cure the problem, but
On 1/28/05 2:51 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Epstein wrote:
Using MC 2.5 on Mac OS 10.2, I have more than a few times had this
problem: scripts that check the optionKey or the shiftKey detect them
as up even if they are in fact down. Restarting the computer--not
just
