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Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
While we're on the subject of the enter key... I've had my PowerBook for three months and I still haven't figured out why I have an "enter/return" key as well as an "enter" key. Is this a typical Mac/PB thing? On a related note, I sure miss my PCs "delete" key.
Delete key
fn + backward delete
Delete key
Aha; thanks!
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
This is an old thing, and some people cherish it, others don't get it:
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
Interesting; I can see how that'd be useful in certain circumstances. Thanks.
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
Also, enter can be mapped to newline in chat clients (Adium for sure) so you can type decently formed paragraphs.
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
§ = section symbol: This designates a section. Example: §273.6 is also written as 40 CFR 273.6 (title 40, part 273, section 6).
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
yeah but isn't that "paragraph like in law" key only on a german keyboard? At least here on my japanese I don't have that.
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
On a US keyboard:
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
This is interesting in Germany we use § as the paragraph sign only.
Use Enter to edit iTunes song names
For those who remap the 'enter' key, fn-return sends enter (in a similar way to the way fn-delete sends forward delete). |
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