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From: khayo@sonia.cs.ucla.edu (Erazm J. Behr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Undocumented Command & Option Key Capabilities
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Date: Wed, 7-Oct-87 18:26:39 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct  7 18:26:39 1987
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Keywords: option cloverleaf command secrets
Summary: I'm all for it!!!

In article <1775@rti.UUCP> mct@rti.UUCP (Millard Taylor) writes:
>     The Macintosh seems to be rife with undocumented "features".
(...)
>     This brings me to the point of all this.  Is there a central
>repository of the various things the command and option keys can do?
   Tech Tidbits, to some extent, but not much.
>If there isn't, is there any interest in developing one?  Seems to me
   Sure, I've even started gathering whatever I could get my hands on
some time ago; MacWorld & MacUser both have a "Tips.." section, which
is my main source. "Wheels for the mind" also has this kind of thing.
   Since Tad first publicly suggested it, I propose that we ask him
to volunteer as a "repository" and editor for whatever we can mail him
so that in a month or so he could post a nicely cleaned up collection.
If there is a more widespread interest - of course. How about it Tad?
>                               Tad Taylor
>                                   (Arpanet:  mct@rti.rti.org)
>                                   (UUCP:  Not sure, look at the senders
>                                           address on this message)
                                Eric Behr
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