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So there's no way to adjust menu blinking in OS X?
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Posting Junkie
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You know, how many times the menu item blinks when you select it. It's at 2 now for me. Is that the default? I looked and looked in every preference pane. Maybe I missed it? Where the hell is it? I've had a really long exhausting day. I hope I didn't miss anything.
Also, does anyone know how to actually turn menu blinking off? I hope they add that feature to Panther. I'd like to turn it off, or have it only blink once.
Thanks.
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Havne't seen a hack or anything for it anywhere. I hate menu blinking.
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Well ... damn it. 
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what menu blinking do you mean?
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we don't have time to stop for gas
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Originally posted by PeterClark2002:
what menu blinking do you mean?
When you release the mouse on a menu item, it blinks several times.
In OS9, you could customise how many times it blinked, or turn it off entirely.
Guy: constructive as always, I see.
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Originally posted by PeterClark2002:
what menu blinking do you mean?
Select a menu, the OS makes it blink before carrying out the action. In OS 9 it was one of the first things I turned off.
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I remember when I found the memory adddress where the number of menu blinks was stored. I wrote a program to set it to 200 and ran it. Those were the days, not like now when each applicatation has its own address space 
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