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Create a universal shortcut to most apps' Preferences dialog
Neither of the techniques mention how to reset it back to the
Removing a key equivalent
You can delete the whole NSUserKeyEquivalents entry with
You can modify or add key equivalents with -dict-add:
The affect of the above is to set "Quit Safari" to use the normal key equivalent and is as close as you can get with the defaults command line utility to removing a specific NSUserKeyEquivalents without re-doing the whole thing. Oh, and it would probably be useful to point out that
Also note: I don't know if the defaults command in 10.1 supports the -dict-add syntax, but it probably does. You should also be able to use Property List Editor to edit the file where the global domain is stored, you just have to find the file first. |
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