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Photoshop Keyboard Shortcut Fix - update

fix for use with OS X 10.2

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Release Date:	2002-08-28
License:	Update
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Beginning with Mac OS X v.10.2 (Jaguar), Apple has reserved the keyboard shortcut Command+~ (Tilde) to cycle through an application's open document windows. This change conflicts with the behavior of the shortcut in Adobe� Photoshop� 7.x (selecting the image composite in the Channels palette or selecting the master channel in the Levels and Curves dialog boxes). To restore the behavior of Command+~ in Photoshop 7.x running in Mac OS X v.10.2, place this plug-in in the Adobe Photoshop Only:Extensions folder within the Adobe Photoshop 7 Plug-Ins folder.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.2
Photoshop 7.x

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I don't understand… - Version: update, 8/29/2002 09:29PM PST

ratz2nd

why this fix is needed. I tried both of the things this is supposed to fix and they function fine. I tried it with one and multiple files opened and the channels, levels and curves shortcuts all worked.

maxgraphic: I had… - Version: update, 8/29/2002 08:23PM PST

tubadood

the same problem until I chucked the com.apple.universalaccess.plist file from my preferences folder. I think messing around with these cool new features screwed up the key bindings... might help to try.

Pawliger - I… - Version: update, 8/29/2002 11:54AM PST

mkat

think what you forgot to mention is that Adobe needs to maintain parity between its Windows and Mac clients. Sadly, its the same problem that keeps Adobe software from being Cocoa native - particularly sad since the quartz is based on Adobe technology. I'm glad Adobe released this patch [even though I prefer the CMD "~" for cycling through documents, but they forgot to mention this problem on the 10.2 compatibility page [http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/photoshopOSX.html]. What other problems is Adobe not telling us about?