Aug 14, '08 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: bluestar
To enable smart double-quotes in TextEdit, make sure they're enabled in the Edit > Smart Substitutions > Smart Quotes menu item. Then just type in the iTunes menu item.
If you have a single quote in your iPhone's name (like I do), you need to disable smart quotes for that. You need to have something like:
Sync "User's iPhone"
Where the double-quotes are "smart" and the single quote is not.
Copy the text and paste it into the Keyboard Shortcuts preference pane dialog, and enter your shortcut.
[kirkmc adds: You can also use this hint for iPods. And, if you have multiple iPods, you can set up a shortcut for each one, and iTunes is happy to use the same shortcut; you won't get a conflict message when you set the shortcut.]
