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In article <400@cmu-cs-k.ARPA> dtw@cmu-cs-k.ARPA (Duane Williams) writes:
>There is no reason to expect to be able to attach keyboard equivalents to
>arbitrary menu items.  If a keyboard equivalent exists for an item, then you
>will likely be able to change it to a different key, but if no key binding
>exists for an item, then there is no assurance that there is code to handle
>such a binding.

The way the command key code is usually written, if the program will
support ANY command key, it will support them all, and you can add what you
want with the resource editor (assuming the menus are in resources, of
course). If the program doesn't support any command keys, then chances are
that the code isn't there and even if you do add them to the menu's they'll
be ignored. That is a silly thing to do, since the code involved is rather
trivial...


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