Worse yet, on Powerbooks, those keys don't do cut-copy-paste things
but rather control the display and sound. DUmb. APple used to know
how to do consistent interfaces. It was their big secret weapon. Now
it's just a big secret.
Or perhaps a weapon of mass delusion.
Dan, who is tired from organizing the conference and probably not
nearly as funny as he thinks.
On Jun 13, 2005, at 4:59 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I'm trying to use function keys for slide control and they do
weird things like paste and clear stack properties. Does the IDE
use function keys?
Yes, on a Mac by default the F1 to F4 keys are reserved for various
copy, paste, cut operations. I can never remember which is which,
so I never use them.
I have a slide show stack that I use as a script-controllable
screen saver. I use the mouseMove message to detect when to turn it
off, but found that this needs a delay otherwise it comes on & then
immediately off. If you would like a copy of my stack to start
with, just let me know off-list.
Sarah
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