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swiftaw

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Jan 31, 2005
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I am trying to set up a keyboard shortcut to sleep my Mac (something like Shift+Cmd+S) but can't seem to get it to work as it is not a command in an app.

Any thoughts?
 
Get Quicksilver and set up a custom global keyboard command. For example, I set F8 to invoke Quicksilver and allow me to search through my entire iTunes library and play whatever music I select.
 
elfin buddy said:
Get Quicksilver and set up a custom global keyboard command. For example, I set F8 to invoke Quicksilver and allow me to search through my entire iTunes library and play whatever music I select.

Quicksilver rules.
 
d wade said:
its in system prefs.

i use shift-cmnd-S as well

I'm sorry I'm still kind of a n00b with these here Macs, can you explain how to set up a keyboard shortcut in system preferences to put the display to sleep (not the whole machine)? Or show me how to do it through Quicksilver? I can't seem to figure it out... Thanks!
 
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