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    For all those Mac users out there looking to help solve an inane problem in OT

    At whatever GHAT DAYUM hour it is in your should be NECKED neck of the woods.

    Running Adobe Illustrator. Can not use hot keys in it. They are unresponsive. (ie command +/- to zoom in and out). No other program has unresponsive hot keys.

    WHY must this be so?
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    ZYLKA!

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    He also hates Texans and Australians, he does diversify." ~ Braindead

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    • #3
      Try restarting your computer.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by SlowwHand
        ZYLKA!

        I concur with this suggestion.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Riesstiu IV
          Try restarting your computer.

          No, reboot is the Windows fix.
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          • #6
            The Linux fix

            Originally posted by Zylka
            At whatever GHAT DAYUM hour it is in your should be NECKED neck of the woods.

            Running Adobe Illustrator. Can not use hot keys in it. They are unresponsive. (ie command +/- to zoom in and out). No other program has unresponsive hot keys.

            WHY must this be so?
            Recompile your kernel with the proprietary Adobe extensions. Then use emacs to edit /etc/adobe.conf and set "****_WITH_USER" to "-1" and "UNDOCUMENTED_SETTINGS_31 to "42". Uninstall GTK 2.4 and install GTK 2.2 (this will break most of your other applications) and then write a shell script to launch Illustrator with the following options: -kwavig_extra -keyboard -m$_sucks and pipe the output to stderr. Don't forget to add the ampersand to the end to keep the program running after you close your terminal.
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            • #7
              Gee Ash. It rings true so much that it's sad, not funny.
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              • #8
                **LOL** Asher's "advice" aside, Zylka, it might just be best to head on over to Apple's Web site and check into their technical forums. Adobe isn't an Apple product, but it's rare for folks to just discuss Apple stuff on Apple's forums.

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                • #9
                  Re: The Linux fix

                  Originally posted by Asher


                  Recompile your kernel with the proprietary Adobe extensions. Then use emacs to edit /etc/adobe.conf and set "****_WITH_USER" to "-1" and "UNDOCUMENTED_SETTINGS_31 to "42". Uninstall GTK 2.4 and install GTK 2.2 (this will break most of your other applications) and then write a shell script to launch Illustrator with the following options: -kwavig_extra -keyboard -m$_sucks and pipe the output to stderr. Don't forget to add the ampersand to the end to keep the program running after you close your terminal.
                  IS THIS THE SAME AS SIMUL=YES IN CIV2???

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by SlowwHand
                    ZYLKA!

                    “I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”
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                    • #11
                      Re: The Linux fix

                      Originally posted by Asher


                      Recompile your kernel with the proprietary Adobe extensions. Then use emacs to edit /etc/adobe.conf and set "****_WITH_USER" to "-1" and "UNDOCUMENTED_SETTINGS_31 to "42". Uninstall GTK 2.4 and install GTK 2.2 (this will break most of your other applications) and then write a shell script to launch Illustrator with the following options: -kwavig_extra -keyboard -m$_sucks and pipe the output to stderr. Don't forget to add the ampersand to the end to keep the program running after you close your terminal.

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                      • #12
                        Can mac users run dos based games without running dosbox?
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                        • #13
                          For some odd reason I have Zylka marked as a "buddy"

                          and

                          just the other day I saw his name there and wondered what he was up to
                          ...

                          I guess we'll never know
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