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Can't get out of zoom(universa access)
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I was playing with the Zoom in feature as part of Universal access on my ibook G4 under Tiger 10.4.6, and though I was able to turn it on and use the apple,option + to zoom in, I couldn't zoom out with apple,option -. I also can't turn it off with apple, option 8. I have rebooted, and when I log into my account, there is a few seconds I can see my desktop but then it automatically zooms in by itself. A character palette box comes up upon log in( which I don't remember before), and then right back to full zoom in! AARRGGHH!! As I can't see anything in this user account, is there something I can key in Terminal to kill this? I use Quicksilver and can get myself to the command line without needing to see what's going on...HELP!
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Last edited by larrinski; May 11, 2006 at 10:16 AM.
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Just open System Preferences and turn it off in Universal Access.
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Sorry for stating the obvious, but I can't see a frickin' thing...If I could figure a way to tab through the options or something maybe. Kind of ironic that to fix a feature that is supposed to help people with sight problems, I need to navigate blind...
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Have you tried hitting apple-space to try and make the character palette go away?
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No go. This is getting silly...
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Last edited by larrinski; May 11, 2006 at 10:10 PM.
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Originally Posted by larrinski
No go. This is getting silly...
Try Apple-Option minus. On US keyboards, minus is the key to the immediate right of the 0 on the numeric row.
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Sorry man, but I said above that this key combination is not recognized. Either is apple-option 8. I have recreated this on a test user as well. Works fine on my imac, just not my ibook.
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So, to be clear, it happens to other users as well, not just that one?
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Originally Posted by larrinski
Sorry man, but I said above that this key combination is not recognized. Either is apple-option 8. I have recreated this on a test user as well. Works fine on my imac, just not my ibook.
Does it still happen if you hold down the shift key *after* entering your password?
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Holding the shift key does not seem to help. And yes it happens on both my main user account and the test account I created.
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So I nuked the system and tried an archive and install(which didn't help) and then decided to do a fresh install. Even after starting all over with a new user with no imported data, the same problem occurs. At least now I have my user account. Either my ibook is on the fritz or it is some bug thing. Anyway, I am back up and running now with the fresh install. Thanks for the suggestions.
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