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Cmd-control-shift-4 - press space if you want to switch to the "window" camera, then use the mouse to select your capture area. | Cmd-control-shift-4 - press space if you want to switch to the "window" camera, then use the mouse to select your capture area. | ||
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== Peeves == | == Peeves == | ||
Too many to list. Let's just say "overrated" is probably going to be the summary after a couple of weeks of dedicated use. | |||
An article on UI that pointed out how valuable edges are - so much easier to "select" than any screen area (since when you overshoot you've still got it). So why, then, are the shortcuts for ejecting a CD and opening the insipid Front Row located in these key positions? | - An article on UI that pointed out how valuable edges are - so much easier to "select" than any screen area (since when you overshoot you've still got it) - really turned me onto the sensibilites of a good UI design. So why, then, are the shortcuts for ejecting a CD and opening the insipid Front Row located in these key positions? | ||
- Cursor keys - different combinations in every app. Why? | |||