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10.2.8. - New OSD for Command and other Hot-Keys
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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Just the day after I updated to 10.2.8 I was typing in Adobe Acrobat and hit the Command Key. A small clover transperantly was superimposed near top right corner of my screen. The control, shift, and option keys did the same. I don't believe it was a feature of Acrobat...
I want to know what feature this is. The keyboard and Universal Access control panels don't seem to have a setting for this. I didn't even realize OS X had something like this...so I guessed it's something 10.2.8 added? And weirdly enough, the OSD has stopped coming up.
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Looking forward.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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That's part of Sticky Keys, which has been around for awhile, probably back to 10.2.
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Vandelay Industries
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Maybe this isn't new, but it's the first time I've ever seen it in OS X. Though I don't need the feature, the execution is sure slick. People should turn it on just to see. You can even drag the symbols around to where you want to see them on the screen.
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Thanks. I'm leaving this on for a while to see if it becomes distracting, but the eye candy is so cool.
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Aiken, South Carolina, USA
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yeah its been there at least as for back as 10.2.0
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