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Disable Command-Q for quitting applications
Does this work with Tiger?
Disable Command-Q for quitting applications
You can change/disable keys for any app right in the GUI. Just go to the Keyboard/Mouse prefs pane, and add an item under the Application shortcuts. Add an item for cmd-q and make the menu title anything that doesn't actually exist (I put in the word "Nothing" just to remember what it is later). Then cmd-q will no longer work in that app. You can add something else for quit, or just use the menu.
Disable Command-Q for quitting applications
Sounds good, but it doesn't work for me on 10.4.3. I can see "Nothing" listed as a description for command-Q for Safari.app in Keyboard Shortcuts, but pressing command-Q still quits Safari. :(
Disable Command-Q for quitting applications
Yes it does work, but only for cocoa apps. I'm not sure about those games... |
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