Jan 08, '08 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: dandj
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Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Jan 08, '08 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: dandj
On my 2007 iMac with the new thin keyboard, the F17, F18 and F19 function keys all open the Find Bar in Safari 3. Using these function keys is an alternative to using Command-F. Safari's new Find behavior is quite nice, if you haven't played with it much. You can use the Enter and Shift-Enter keys to move forward and backwards between the found items; press Escape or Command-perido to exit when done. (In previous versions of Safari, I used SafariStand to automatically open the Find box when ever I start typing but that function doesn't work yet with Safari 3.)
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Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Strange. Pressing these keys in Safari does nothing here. Even pressing the fn key and the keys described does nothing. What am I missing?
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Forgot to add, I'm also on a 2007 iMac, notwithstanding my sig line was outdated when I submitted my first reply.
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Can't get it to work either.
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
I can't get it to work either.
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Same here as reported by osxfan57 - those keys are dead to me. New keyboard, older (White) Intel iMac? I dunno, but it would be nice if it worked for me as well!
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
I'm using SafariStand 3.0L151 with Safari 3.0.4 and Leopard 10.5.1 and SafariStand's automatic type-to-search function works fine for me. In SafariStand Settings, go to Key Action and make sure "Automates the Find Function" is checked. Then you don't have to hit Cmd-F to start searching the page.
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Am I alone in the universe with these functions working?
Use new keyboard's function keys to open Safari's Find
Sounds like Acid Search is conflicting with SafariStand on that feature--SafariStand takes over when you disable Acid Search. It would probably work the other way around as well. |
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