"Save as" keyboard shortcut

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Dan
May 23, 2005
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How come Adobe have decided to have their "Save As" command using the letter ‘V’ as the keyboard shortcut character? Ie. pressing "alt-f-v" does a save-as, instead of the "alt-f-a" that every other windows application ever created seems to use. Why did they feel that they had to move away from the standard. Everytime I try and save as, I end up doing an "Open As". I presume there’s no way to change it?
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Marsupilami
May 23, 2005
Dan wrote:
How come Adobe have decided to have their "Save As" command using the letter ‘V’ as the keyboard shortcut character? Ie. pressing "alt-f-v" does a save-as, instead of the "alt-f-a" that every other windows application ever created seems to use. Why did they feel that they had to move away from the standard. Everytime I try and save as, I end up doing an "Open As". I presume there’s no way to change it?

Don’t get CS2 right now, but I’ve heard that now you can change shortcuts as in IIly, isn’t that true?
Pray for me that I have enough money to upgrade (and many other things -) )

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Stewy
May 24, 2005
In article <d6sl5l$q89$1$>,
"Dan" wrote:

How come Adobe have decided to have their "Save As" command using the letter ‘V’ as the keyboard shortcut character? Ie. pressing "alt-f-v" does a save-as, instead of the "alt-f-a" that every other windows application ever created seems to use. Why did they feel that they had to move away from the standard. Everytime I try and save as, I end up doing an "Open As". I presume there’s no way to change it?

SaveAs on a Mac is Command/Shift + S on some programs like Photoshop. Many OS’s have different key commands. Get used to the one you’re using – if it’s THAT irritating use the mouse for heaven’s sake.
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Dan
May 24, 2005
How come Adobe have decided to have their "Save As" command using the
letter
‘V’ as the keyboard shortcut character? Ie. pressing "alt-f-v" does a save-as, instead of the "alt-f-a" that every other windows application
ever
created seems to use. Why did they feel that they had to move away from
the
standard. Everytime I try and save as, I end up doing an "Open As". I presume there’s no way to change it?

SaveAs on a Mac is Command/Shift + S on some programs like Photoshop. Many OS’s have different key commands. Get used to the one you’re using – if it’s THAT irritating use the mouse for heaven’s sake.

Mouse? I don’t understand! :o) I’m a programmer if you didn’t guess :o)
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Roger
May 24, 2005
"Marsupilami" wrote in message
Dan wrote:
How come Adobe have decided to have their "Save As" command using the letter ‘V’ as the keyboard shortcut character? Ie. pressing "alt-f-v" does a save-as, instead of the "alt-f-a" that every other windows application ever created seems to use. Why did they feel that they had to move away from the standard. Everytime I try and save as, I end up doing an "Open As". I presume there’s no way to change it?

Don’t get CS2 right now, but I’ve heard that now you can change shortcuts as in IIly, isn’t that true?
Pray for me that I have enough money to upgrade (and many other hings -) )

It’s Alt-F-A in CS2 without changing anything.

It bugged me too.

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