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Sardisson: /* Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts */ now we have a this in the FAQ

2008-10-12T03:51:49Z

Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts: now we have a this in the FAQ

Sardisson: /* Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts */ new link

2008-05-06T19:58:04Z

Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts: new link

Sardisson: /* Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts */ add apple doc

2007-12-30T18:35:26Z

Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts: add apple doc

Sardisson: /* Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts */ add a more detailed list

2007-11-03T01:48:29Z

Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts: add a more detailed list

Sardisson: change section title to conform to English rules of capitalization

2007-09-04T00:35:50Z

change section title to conform to English rules of capitalization

Sardisson: /* Installing An Application From A Disk Image */

2006-10-13T03:31:03Z

Installing An Application From A Disk Image

Froodian: This is on 10.4 - is it different on 10.3?

2006-10-12T20:39:22Z

This is on 10.4 - is it different on 10.3?

Froodian: /* Installing An Application From A Disk Image */

2006-10-12T20:35:26Z

Installing An Application From A Disk Image

Froodian: Installing An Application From A Disk Image

2006-10-11T18:00:57Z

Installing An Application From A Disk Image

Sardisson: for froodian

2006-10-11T06:49:23Z

for froodian

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''Answers to common questions that really shouldn't have to be answered by Camino support/QA but nonetheless are asked too often....''

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	== Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts ==		== Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts ==
		+	See the FAQ entry at http://caminobrowser.org/documentation/faq/#cust_change
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	<!-- missing http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=152140 replacement is not as good, but all I could find in a quick search-->http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304733#l4		<!-- missing http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=152140 replacement is not as good, but all I could find in a quick search-->http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304733#l4

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 You can easily change the keyboard shortcut for any menu item in Mac OS X.  To do so, open System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the + button.  In the "Applications" popup menu, choose Camino.  In the "Menu Title" field, type the exact name of the menu item you want to change, and in the "Keyboard Shortcut" field, type the new shortcut you want that menu item to have.  Hit OK and relaunch Camino.

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	== Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts ==		== Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts ==
		+	http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=152140

	You can easily change the keyboard shortcut for any menu item in Mac OS X. To do so, open System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the + button. In the "Applications" popup menu, choose Camino. In the "Menu Title" field, type the exact name of the menu item you want to change, and in the "Keyboard Shortcut" field, type the new shortcut you want that menu item to have. Hit OK and relaunch Camino.		You can easily change the keyboard shortcut for any menu item in Mac OS X. To do so, open System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the + button. In the "Applications" popup menu, choose Camino. In the "Menu Title" field, type the exact name of the menu item you want to change, and in the "Keyboard Shortcut" field, type the new shortcut you want that menu item to have. Hit OK and relaunch Camino.

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	You can easily change the keyboard shortcut for any menu item in Mac OS X. To do so, open System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the + button. In the "Applications" popup menu, choose Camino. In the "Menu Title" field, type the exact name of the menu item you want to change, and in the "Keyboard Shortcut" field, type the new shortcut you want that menu item to have. Hit OK and relaunch Camino.		You can easily change the keyboard shortcut for any menu item in Mac OS X. To do so, open System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the + button. In the "Applications" popup menu, choose Camino. In the "Menu Title" field, type the exact name of the menu item you want to change, and in the "Keyboard Shortcut" field, type the new shortcut you want that menu item to have. Hit OK and relaunch Camino.
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		+	Or:
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		+	* Open System Preferences
		+	* Click on Keyboard & Mouse
		+	* Click on the Keyboard Shortcuts tab
		+	* Click the + at the bottom left
		+	* Change the Application to Camino
		+	* For Menu Title enter "Previous Tab" without the quotes
		+	* For Keyboard Shortcut click in the box and press the key combination you desire (e.g. command-shift-left arrow)
		+	* Click the Add button to add the shortcut
		+	* Now, click the + again on the bottom left
		+	* Again, choose Camino as the Application
		+	* For Menu Title enter "Next Tab" with the quotes
		+	* For Keyboard Shortcut click in the box and press the key combination you desire (e.g. command-shift-right arrow)
		+	* Click the Add button to add the shortcut

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 ''Answers to common questions that really shouldn't have to be answered by Camino support/QA but nonetheless are asked too often....''
-== Installing An Application From A Disk Image ==
+== Installing an Application from a Disk Image ==
 Camino is distributed as a disk image, the standard software distribution format for Macintosh.  This downloads as a compressed .dmg file.  Double clicking it mounts a virtual "disk" (looks like a white hard drive), which contains the Camino application, a Read Me file, and Release Notes.  To install, drag the application into your Applications folder, or any other folder on your hard drive.  You may then eject the image by dragging it to the trash, throw away the original .dmg file, and add Camino to your dock if you wish. <!-- This is another of those answers in email-tone which should be converted to support-document-tone -->

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	Camino is distributed as a disk image, the standard software distribution format for Macintosh. This downloads as a compressed .dmg file. Double clicking it mounts a virtual "disk" (looks like a white hard drive), which contains the Camino application, a Read Me file, and Release Notes. To install, drag the application into your Applications folder, or any other folder on your hard drive. You may then eject the image by dragging it to the trash, throw away the original .dmg file, and add Camino do your dock if you wish. <!-- This is another of those answers in email-tone which should be converted to support-document-tone -->		Camino is distributed as a disk image, the standard software distribution format for Macintosh. This downloads as a compressed .dmg file. Double clicking it mounts a virtual "disk" (looks like a white hard drive), which contains the Camino application, a Read Me file, and Release Notes. To install, drag the application into your Applications folder, or any other folder on your hard drive. You may then eject the image by dragging it to the trash, throw away the original .dmg file, and add Camino do your dock if you wish. <!-- This is another of those answers in email-tone which should be converted to support-document-tone -->
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		+	== Changing Menu Item Keyboard Shortcuts ==
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		+	You can easily change the keyboard shortcut for any menu item in Mac OS X. To do so, open System Preferences->Keyboard & Mouse->Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the + button. In the "Applications" popup menu, choose Camino. In the "Menu Title" field, type the exact name of the menu item you want to change, and in the "Keyboard Shortcut" field, type the new shortcut you want that menu item to have. Hit OK and relaunch Camino.

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	== Installing An Application From A Disk Image ==		== Installing An Application From A Disk Image ==

−	~~The problem~~ is ~~that you didn't install Camino on your hard drive~~. ~~The~~ .dmg file ~~you download is a compressed disk image~~. Double clicking it mounts a virtual "disk" (looks like a white hard drive), which contains the Camino application ~~(and~~ a ~~read me~~ and ~~release notes)~~. ~~Drag that~~ application into your ~~applications~~ folder (or any other folder on your hard drive~~) to install it~~. You may then eject the image, throw away the original .dmg file, and add Camino do your dock if you wish. <!-- This is another of those answers in email-tone which should be converted to support-document-tone -->	+	Camino is distributed as a disk image, the standard software distribution format for Macintosh. This downloads as a compressed .dmg file. Double clicking it mounts a virtual "disk" (looks like a white hard drive), which contains the Camino application, a Read Me file, and Release Notes. To install, drag the application into your Applications folder, or any other folder on your hard drive. You may then eject the image by dragging it to the trash, throw away the original .dmg file, and add Camino do your dock if you wish. <!-- This is another of those answers in email-tone which should be converted to support-document-tone -->

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	''Answers to common questions that really shouldn't have to be answered by Camino support/QA but nonetheless are asked too often....''		''Answers to common questions that really shouldn't have to be answered by Camino support/QA but nonetheless are asked too often....''
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		+	== Installing An Application From A Disk Image ==
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		+	The problem is that you didn't install Camino on your hard drive. The .dmg file you download is a compressed disk image. Double clicking it mounts a virtual "disk" (looks like a white hard drive), which contains the Camino application (and a read me and release notes). Drag that application into your applications folder (or any other folder on your hard drive) to install it. You may then eject the image, throw away the original .dmg file, and add Camino do your dock if you wish. <!-- This is another of those answers in email-tone which should be converted to support-document-tone -->