Since the release of the Halo Universal binary, the game takes over the entire keyboard. This then disables the use of Exposé, Dashboard, and the ever-handy Command-Tab. To restore the use of the keyboard you need to do two things:
Step #1:
Open the Info.plist file within the Halo application package with TextEdit, the Plist Editor, or another app of your choice. Control click on the Halo app, choose Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu, then navigate into Contents to find Info.plist.
Add an entry to the list with the key: LSUIPresentationMode, and a value of 4. If you're using a text editor, add the following underneath the LSRequiresCarbon tag:
Upon starting Halo, you should see your dock and menu bar disappear. If this does not happen, then you have made an error in the previous step. In the Halo Start Window, turn on the Play in Window and Allow Console checkboxes.
Now play Halo, because you're finished with the changes -- Command-Tab, Exposé, and Dashboard should all work as expected.
Step #1:
Open the Info.plist file within the Halo application package with TextEdit, the Plist Editor, or another app of your choice. Control click on the Halo app, choose Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu, then navigate into Contents to find Info.plist.
Add an entry to the list with the key: LSUIPresentationMode, and a value of 4. If you're using a text editor, add the following underneath the LSRequiresCarbon tag:
<key>LSUIPresentationMode</key>
<integer>4</integer>
Step #2:
Upon starting Halo, you should see your dock and menu bar disappear. If this does not happen, then you have made an error in the previous step. In the Halo Start Window, turn on the Play in Window and Allow Console checkboxes.
Now play Halo, because you're finished with the changes -- Command-Tab, Exposé, and Dashboard should all work as expected.
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