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The Difference...
Command-option-D is a menu shortcut, so if for some reason the Dock options are not in your Apple Menu then command-option-D won't do anything. When I first got FruitMenu I didn't enable the Dock options at first, and so it broke the command-option-D shortcut.
More interesting
I'm running 10.1.3 and MS IE 5.1.3 on a PB G3 bronze (scsi). cmd-opt-D works for great for me. In fact, I was cursing Apple for not having included a keyboard shorcut for hiding the dock... my bad.
And still more interesting...
I noticed that programs that *properly* implement a shortcut used by Apple - such as command-H or command-option-D - supercede the system-wide shortcut. For example, when running BBEdit the dock hiding shortcut goes away, because it is overridden by BBEdit's "Reveal Selection" command. |
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