[clam2000]

I have my 'show all windows' configured to the fn key on my powerbook, which I like better then the f-keys, however I was wondering if there is a way to have expose activate when the fn key is pressed with a modifier (say cltr-fn), which would allow me to use my f-keys as well as expose?

thanks,

--will

[Krusty]

Originally posted by clam2000:
I have my 'show all windows' configured to the fn key on my powerbook, which I like better then the f-keys, however I was wondering if there is a way to have expose activate when the fn key is pressed with a modifier (say cltr-fn), which would allow me to use my f-keys as well as expose?

thanks,

--will

Should be. Go into the same place that you configured Expose to the fn key. When selecting the key, hold down whichever modifier you want to use with it. You'll see your dropdown choices automagically change from say F9 to ^F9 when you are holding the ^ (Control) key down.

The tipoff is the line beneath that reads For more choices, press Shift, Control, Option, or Command keys while menu is open

[dialo]

Originally posted by Krusty:


The tipoff is the line beneath that reads For more choices, press Shift, Control, Option, or Command keys while menu is open

I think you missed what he was asking.

The tipoff is the line that reads I have my 'show all windows' configured to the fn key on my powerbook, which I like better then the f-keys, however I was wondering if there is a way to have expose activate when the fn key is pressed with a modifier (say cltr-fn), which would allow me to use my f-keys as well as expose?


I, for one, would like to see expose fully customizable.

[Krusty]

Originally posted by dialo:
I think you missed what he was asking.

I think you're right !! If he didn't mean merely modifying his selected key, then I didn't understand the question. the tipoff being that I gave a silly, smug answer to what seemed like an obvious question