Hi Karen,
That's how I've done it since a call to their support line told me
about this a few years ago! Sometimes it pays to just give up and call.
Anyway, I just got back to the problem form yesterday, and I bet Hiro
is right, that it's going to boil down to a software conflict, but
not with Quickeys, which has been working fine for a while. Rather
it must be the Macromanager software that was just installed to run
the little X keys keyboard. That's what's new, and my mind didn't
want to wrap around that, because the keyboard itself is working the
way it's supposed to. But sleeping on it leads me to want to try
things without that software.
I'll report soon.
Chuck
On Aug 7, 2005, at 1:12 AM, Karen wrote:
While moving my Quickeys over to Finale 2006 I discovered that QK v
3.1 allows one to copy shortcuts from one scope to a new scope
without having to rename everything...in otherwords, I just
duplicated all of my shortcuts from Finale 2005 into 2006 in one
step...Quickeys EditorFileDuplicate Scope
Maybe I'm just slow, but I don't recall this feature being
available in previous version of OS X quickeys. Brad?I think
you had a post on this a while back saying you had to duplicate and
rename shortcuts in order to have them assigned to two different
versions of Finale..??
I'm thrilled, this just saved me a ton of time!
-Karen
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