Speaking of which,
what's the point of having both an "enter" key and a "return" key?
As others have pointed out, it allows you to type return into a
multi-line text field. I first learned to use this with MPW and use
it with MacSQL to execute a query (which can certainly be multi-line
or might have a return inside a quoted string). Other applications
that differentiate return/enter (and I that can think of off the top
of my head) include FileMaker, Excel (in dialogs), Palm Desktop, and
Photoshop.
At 6:08 PM -0500 1/27/2005, Laurence Harris wrote:
There are other ways, but none of them is as easy as the Eject button, and
none of them will work while the computer is starting up.
Holding the mouse/trackpad button down at boot will eject the disc.
I have my f-keys re-mapped to be function keys first (and require fn
for volume/brightness/eject) so I wonder if that would still work at
boot for me. I'll try to remember to test it next time I reboot.
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