On 02/06/2008, at 5:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a pretty useful list explaining the many shortcuts I never knew about on Mac keyboards: http://www.danrodney.com/mac/index.html Cheers, Paul.
Here's a tip for all: Double-click on the the word "Mac" in the heading "Mac Keyboard Shortcuts" to select it. Holding down the Shift key, scroll down to the bottom and click just after the closing bracket following the word "Photoshop". This selects the whole text. With the selection in place, go to "Safari" in the Menu Bar and choose Services > TextEdit > New Window Containing Selection. If you're running Tiger or earlier you may have to click on TextEdit in the dock to see the results: Leopard should come to the front immediately. Either way, you will have a nicely formatted TextEdit document that you can file away for future reference. You can even save it as a Word file if you really want...
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