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From: pbiron@keynes.ucsd.edu (Paul Biron)
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Subject: Re: Disabling cmd-q in Terminal
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Date: 3 Jun 91 16:07:41 GMT
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In article <5423@network.ucsd.edu> pbiron@keynes.ucsd.edu (Paul Biron) writes:
>In article <517@heaven.woodside.ca.us> glenn@heaven.woodside.ca.us (Glenn Reid) writes:
>>Bing-Qing Chen writes
>>
>>> dwrite Terminal NXCommandKeys "Quit,Q,Close Window,W"
>>
>>Who's gonna write the app that lets you change the command-key
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>equivalents for any applications?
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>Richard Williamson already has, its called Preferences (2.0 and up).
>Fire up Preferences and look in the section with the picture of a
>menu.  Check out the right side, labeled Keyboard Alternatives.
>

Just after posting the above, I realized that there is even an
easier way of doing this.  Just use:

dwrite System NXCommandKeys "Quit,Q,Close Window,W"

Basically, that's what Prefs does when you use it to change the
Keyboard Alternatives.

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