Hi-- I installed Tiger, and was playing with Dashboard, when I realized when I hit F12 to activate it, it also put my computer to sleep. I assigned Dashboard to another keyboard shortcut, and F12 still sleeps the computer. So my question is, how did I assign this shortcut, and how do I undo or change it? I don't really remember doing it, although it's conceivable I came across some tip somewhere along the line and applied it.
Thanks,
dave
Previously, David Yeh wrote:
Hi-- I installed Tiger, and was playing with Dashboard, when I realized when I hit F12 to activate it, it also put my computer to sleep. I assigned Dashboard to another keyboard shortcut, and F12 still sleeps the computer. So my question is, how did I assign this shortcut, and how do I undo or change it? I don't really remember doing it, although it's conceivable I came across some tip somewhere along the line and applied it.
The only built-in method for assigning keyboard shortcuts is from System Preferences -> Keyboard & Mouse -> Keyboard Shortcuts.
"This notion that the United States is getting ready to attack Iran is simply ridiculous. And having said that, all options are on the table." -- George W. Bush in Brussels, Belgium, Feb. 22, 2005
Hmmm... and yet, there is no entry in here for sleep.
-dave
ZnU wrote:
Hi-- I installed Tiger, and was playing with Dashboard, when I realized when I hit F12 to activate it, it also put my computer to sleep. I
The only built-in method for assigning keyboard shortcuts is from System Preferences -> Keyboard & Mouse -> Keyboard Shortcuts.
Ahh-- found the culprit-- I had set this shortcut via SizzlingKeys.
-dave
David Yeh wrote:
Hmmm... and yet, there is no entry in here for sleep.
-dave
ZnU wrote:
Hi-- I installed Tiger, and was playing with Dashboard, when I realized when I hit F12 to activate it, it also put my computer to sleep. I
The only built-in method for assigning keyboard shortcuts is from System Preferences -> Keyboard & Mouse -> Keyboard Shortcuts.