Has anyone else had this happen? Better yet, does anyone have a fix? Ever since I upgraded to OS X Snow Leopard, I often have to hit cmd-c twice to copy text (cmd-p twice to paste), and cmd-s twice to save a file editing it. The first time beeps at me and doesn't seem to work. Not a show stopper, but quite annoying to the flow of my productivity. Cheers, JD
On Oct 1, 2009, at 8:40 PM, John H. Doe wrote: > Has anyone else had this happen? Yes. I think there's already been a couple of reports. > Better yet, does anyone have a fix? No. I think that the people at LW may have to come up with a patch for this. > Ever since I upgraded to OS X Snow Leopard, I often have to hit cmd- > c twice to copy text (cmd-p twice to paste), I assume you meant cmd-v here, unless you changed it in the Keyboard Pane of System Prefs. > and cmd-s twice to save a file editing it. The first time beeps at > me and doesn't seem to work. Not a show stopper, but quite annoying > to the flow of my productivity. It's become nearly reflexive for me as well. Hopefully it'll be patched soon. Don't be surprised if it's a bug in Snow Leopard - I notice that several applications (TextEdit, for example) no longer have a functioning Open Recent submenu (i.e., it's always empty), so there may be some general menu related flakiness in 10.6.x warmest regards, Ralph Raffael Cavallaro raffaelcavallaro@me.com
On Oct 2, 2009, at 8:23 AM, Gary Palter wrote: > Did you set your Recent Documents preference to zero? No, I didn't (it's set to 15). I had numerous recent docs in several applications prior to upgrading to Snow Leopard but they have none now. I know this is a bug because other cocoa apps (e.g. Preview) still show all the recent docs from Leopard under SL. BTW, as a UI issue, I think it's a mistake to have a global recent docs count. It should only be settable per application. regards, Ralph Raffael Cavallaro raffaelcavallaro@me.com