R

You are right.

But somehow the whole set up is crazy.

I am pretty certain that Command 1 should as a default take me to the inbox and so somehow the preferences have been changed. It is quite maddening that I can't sort out the issue fast.

Is there no script that I can do over on the Terminal?

I was just wondering whether I can also make Command D a short cut in Finder that will call up the Desktop instead of Duplicate.

I find Command D very useful when saving stuff to the desktop in a dialogue box. Would love to be able to use it to call up the Desktop.


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T



On 17 Jan 2012, at 10:21, Rich Hansen wrote:

> On Jan 16, 2012, at 6:50 PM, THDW wrote:
>> 
>> What exactly should I be writing?
>> 
> 
> Exactly what the menu says. Nothing else and nothing more.
> This is a problem with Apple's way. If you do any number of those then perhaps a system macro program like Keyboard Maestro would be preferable. (Of course going this route isn't free)
> 
> rich
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