Delete button not working on mac trial#
Delete button not working on mac mac#

When the same function is available in more than one Persona (like Undo) or for several different tools (like making brushes larger or smaller), for maximum flexibility they be assigned either globally ('Apply to all') or on a per Persona or per tool basis, although I think for consistency most users opt to use the same shortcut across all Personas or tools when possible. The Tools & MiscellaneousВ sections in each PersonaВ are organized alphabetically, since those items are not menu items. In the File section, the first item is the first item on the File menu, the second is the second, & so on. So for example, for the Photo Persona the second popup is File, the third Edit, & so on. The shortcuts are organized in part by which menu they appear in, on a per Persona basis. There's seemingly hundreds ofВ items in the keyboard config menu, spread around between sixВ personas and thirty five sub sections, and the search function is a wee bit less than useful. =)Д¤.В Feature request: if there's a conflict, help me RESOLVE it, don't just tell me I have more work to do and send me off searching for tiny text in a tiny window with 3,000 options. Feature request: maybe if I can't ADD delete, don't let me REMOVE it. Is there a DELETE function I can't find?ДЈ. Am I overlooking a way to re-assign DELETE?Дў. And if there's a 'delete' function which I could use a different key for, I can't find it.ДЎ. So in summary: you can erase the delete key functionality with 'clear all shortcuts' but you can't re-apply the delete key to anything, so the only way to remove content is ^X, which obviously fills the clipboard when I may not want that. And I can't re-assign the DELETE key, pressing that key does not fill in the key binding. But deleting all removes the DELETE key function, whatever or wherever it is. I cleared all the commands because finding a conflicting key is a massive PITA. I'm trying to customize the key shortcuts to my preference, and I'm slowly getting my head around the weirdisms in there (like the UNDO which is always labeled 'undo ' which is wildly misleading for a basic UNDO function.) Ahem, I digress.

Delete button not working on mac trial#

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *I downloaded a 10-day (Windows) trial of Photo yesterday, so I assume it's the latest version. For some reason the delete button in Outlook and Word no longer works.if I highlight text, click delete, nothing happens.I have to use the backspace key to get rid of it. Read this answer in context рџ‘Ќ 0 All Replies (8) If you have a magic mouse, depress the mouse on the right side.ДЄlternatively, go into System Preferences -> Trackpad -> Point & Click, and select your preferred option for 'Secondary Click'. If you have a one button mouse, hold down the CTRL key, then click the mouse button. Use the two-fingered tap on the trackpad, not a click, just a light tap with two fingers. this is as opposed to simply giving the bookmark the two fingered tap. If you hold down the control key, though, and then regular-click the bookmark you want to delete, doesn't that bring up the right-click menu?. That's an easy experiment to see which one.

Simply select that app, and click the Force Quit button laying at the bottom corner of the window. The frozen app will have Not Responding mention against it.

Delete button not working on mac mac#

if the control key doesn't work, my next guess would be to use the option or command key. Step 2 Once you get into the Force Quit window, you will see that there is a list of all the apps that are currently running on your Mac in the foreground as well as in the background. from Google Images, I see that there are four: fn, control, option, command. I think I had to use a different key that was in the bottom left. On that second one that says to use the CTRL key, from my memory, the Mac doesn't have that (maybe it does now). I think you might have to watch that you don't tap it too lightly, or it doesn't know what you're trying to do. I think I remember doing this on a friends' Mac (the first one I've listed below, from that web page) - Use two fingers, and tap the trackpad.

Good to hear! I think you should be able to use the trackpad though.