Re: Making Text Bigger and Smaller

FROM : I. Savant
DATE : Fri Jul 14 22:54:21 2006

This is not what the OP is asking. The question was, to 
paraphrase, how to trigger the "make it bigger" command with Cmd-= 
instead of Cmd-shift-= when you've set the key equiv to Cmd-+ ...

  I'm thinking the window itself could trap and respond to Cmd-= and 
let the menu handle Cmd-+ normally. It may not be pretty but that's 
how I achieve the same thing (subclassing NSWindow and responding to 
the key combo, forwarding all others to super).

--
I.S.


On Jul 14, 2006, at 4:44 PM, Michael Watson wrote:

> They're probably just connected directly to the text resizing methods.
>
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> Michael Watson
>
> On 14 Jul, 2006, at 15:59, Shoaib Hannani wrote:
>

>> In Safari and Mail, there are shortcuts to make text bigger 
>> (Command +) and smaller (Command -) that work whether the SHIFT 
>> key is pressed down or not.
>>
>> In the case of making text bigger (Command +) which requires you 
>> to press the SHIFT key, Safari and Mail don't require it so you're 
>> essentially pressing "Command =" but the shortcut in the menu says 
>> "Command +".
>>
>> Does anyone know how I can achieve the same effect?
>>
>> Thanks!
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