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Speaking of keyboardshortcuts...
I am really missing one feature from Windows - the feature that enables me to target *a specific* menu via one shortcut, eg ALT-F for the File menu.
Might save you some clicks
Ctrl-F1 will turn on systemwide keyboard shortcuts, and, once they're on, Ctrl-F2 will 'focus' on the Menu. From there, arrows and first-letters (of menu commands) will navigate you around any application's menus using keyboard only. It's not the same ease of access as the Windows way, but it's better than mouse-only. For more keyboard shortcuts, see "Keyboard Shortcuts" in the Keyboard & Mouse System Preference.
you misread my post
I *AM* (and have been for a LONG time) using all of those features* - actually since CTRL-M and CTRL-D was "predefined sets" (they're more logical for me than F1, F2 etc.) 10.2 I think?
try iKey
iKey is great. i don't know if it will let you do exactly what it is you want to do with the menus but it will let you target any menu item or window or whatever - even in sequences, with the keyboard shortcut of your choice.
Well - no :(
iKey looks as a great application - something that could have been inspired by Quickeys (that I used a lot in the pre-OS X days :)
Correction
Due to a user error - they DO happen once in a while here end there - I did'nt notice the "Display only menu" - THAT make it do what I want it to do(!) |
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