#477759 - 11/16/0912:51 PMRe: I might go back to Leopard (10.5)
[Re: lanovami]
lanovami
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So no one else is having problems with their function keys losing "function" after a day or so of being logged in (logging in and out fixes it). I thought my Finderpop (the best 3rd party little app in the Maciverse) was the problem but it happens with or without it on..
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#477765 - 11/16/0901:28 PMRe: I might go back to Leopard (10.5)
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carp
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Originally Posted By: lanovami
So no one else is having problems with their function keys losing "function" after a day or so of being logged in (logging in and out fixes it). I thought my Finderpop (the best 3rd party little app in the Maciverse) was the problem but it happens with or without it on..
Humm
I maybe wrong but I don't think it needs to be turned on to inflict pain on ya ? It just needs to be there to instill conflicts .
#477795 - 11/16/0902:23 PMRe: I might go back to Leopard (10.5)
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I can confirm no function key problems for me either. Just bought my wife a new aluminum kb on Saturday. Works just fine with her 1.66 GHz Mini with 10.6.2.
#477876 - 11/16/0908:04 PMRe: I might go back to Leopard (10.5)
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Originally Posted By: lanovami
I thought my Finderpop (the best 3rd party little app in the Maciverse)
Wow, thanks for the reminder about Finderpop. It's been awhile since I've tried it for OS X, and I see that it's matured a bit since then. I'm gonna' have to give it another shot. I considered myself quite a FinderPop power user back in the OS 9 days.
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