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February 19th, 2006
wbyoung
Jeff, send me an e-mail. I'll compile it for Intel for you and have you test it out.
February 19th, 2006
Jeff
Hello, I really enjoyed using TuneKeys on my PowerBook, but it does not seem to work on my new Intel iMac. I try to install the pref file, but after its put into the system prefs, it says you cannot open it on this computer.
See: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v125/jeffbax/tunekeys.png
for the error :(
I miss using it! :)
See: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v125/jeffbax/tunekeys.png
for the error :(
I miss using it! :)
February 8th, 2006
wbyoung
Thanks for the suggestion, gerald! I like it. We'll see if it gets implemented.
February 8th, 2006
Jake
Hi,
I love tunekeys, and I'm currently working on an independant project for school in which I am attempting to create a simple prefpane. The XCode documentation seems sadly lacking in coverage of this topic, so I am looking around for other resources.
I downloaded the tunekeys source code and poked around in it a bit, but I am going to need some more structured instruction before I really understand it. Therefore, I wonder if you could tell me how you learned the process, and possibly direct me to any good resources, either online or in book form.
Also, my main programming background, such as it is, is in Java. Would you reccomend learning Objective-C, or should I stick with the Java wrapper XCode provides?
Thanks a lot! If you want, you can contact me at personman_nts AT yahoo.com instead of replying here.
Jake
I love tunekeys, and I'm currently working on an independant project for school in which I am attempting to create a simple prefpane. The XCode documentation seems sadly lacking in coverage of this topic, so I am looking around for other resources.
I downloaded the tunekeys source code and poked around in it a bit, but I am going to need some more structured instruction before I really understand it. Therefore, I wonder if you could tell me how you learned the process, and possibly direct me to any good resources, either online or in book form.
Also, my main programming background, such as it is, is in Java. Would you reccomend learning Objective-C, or should I stick with the Java wrapper XCode provides?
Thanks a lot! If you want, you can contact me at personman_nts AT yahoo.com instead of replying here.
Jake
February 4th, 2006
gerald berke
ummm, hot keys are a bit of a nuisance: everybody steps all over every one else.
How about one hot key and then I type a few letters?
"namley" takes that approach. well, it has to. but that gave me the "idea".
How about one hot key and then I type a few letters?
"namley" takes that approach. well, it has to. but that gave me the "idea".
January 19th, 2006
wbyoung
joe, if you assigned the space bar key without any modifiers to an action in TuneKeys, then it clearly wouldn't work in other applications. Just change it to something else.
January 17th, 2006
joe
tunekeys won't let my space bar work in other programs..???
Improvement idea.... allow a key for jumping to the library (just like being able to jump to current playlist).
Improvement idea.... allow a key for jumping to the library (just like being able to jump to current playlist).
January 13th, 2006
wbyoung
Evan, they is me, and me doesn't like Windows. This is also a different support page from the one you probably meant to post on.
January 13th, 2006
Evan
They really need to make these programs for Windows. I really want to get music off my iPod but I don't have time to look through all the songs in a browser and fiure out which is which.
November 9th, 2005
wbyoung
Yup. That crashed it. I'll add it to my todo list. It will have a low priority, though, since I have a lot of other things to do. Thanks for pointing it out, though.

