Vlad Spears

I'm using 4.6 + Jitter 1.6 on an Intel MacBook Pro, having just moved 

from a G4 PowerBook. I'm just diving in this evening and discovered, 

after hitting the Option/Command-V combo several times to no avail, 

that the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace has disappeared.

I use the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace in 4.5 all the time. 

It's not gone for good in 4.6, is it? Say it isn't so!

I'm using 4.6 + Jitter 1.6 on an Intel MacBook Pro, having just moved  
from a G4 PowerBook.  I'm just diving in this evening and discovered,  
after hitting the Option/Command-V combo several times to no avail,  
that the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace has disappeared.

I use the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace in 4.5 all the time.   
It's not gone for good in 4.6, is it?  Say it isn't so!

Vlad Spears
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paste-replace-gone-missing

On Aug 21, 2006, at 9:50 PM, Vlad Spears wrote:

> I'm using 4.6 + Jitter 1.6 on an Intel MacBook Pro, having just 

> moved from a G4 PowerBook. I'm just diving in this evening and 

> discovered, after hitting the Option/Command-V combo several times 

> to no avail, that the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace has 

> I use the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace in 4.5 all the time. 

> It's not gone for good in 4.6, is it? Say it isn't so!

FWIW, that was never a standard shortcut. It's installed w/ Emmanuel 

Jordan's ejie's or Nathaniel Lecaude's Max Toolbox (I think it's the 

> I'm using 4.6 + Jitter 1.6 on an Intel MacBook Pro, having just  
> moved from a G4 PowerBook.  I'm just diving in this evening and  
> discovered, after hitting the Option/Command-V combo several times  
> to no avail, that the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace has  
> disappeared.
>
> I use the keyboard shortcut for Paste Replace in 4.5 all the time.   
> It's not gone for good in 4.6, is it?  Say it isn't so!

FWIW, that was never a standard shortcut. It's installed w/ Emmanuel  
Jordan's ejie's or Nathaniel Lecaude's Max Toolbox (I think it's the  
former, but I might be mistaken).

>> FWIW, that was never a standard shortcut. It's installed w/ 

>> Emmanuel Jordan's ejie's or Nathaniel Lecaude's Max Toolbox (I 

>> think it's the former, but I might be mistaken).

I did install ejies right around the time I started using 4.5, so I 

must have just missed this addition and assumed it was added to that 

version of Max. I've installed ejies and the paste/replace shortcut 

is back, along with shortcuts for encapsulate & de-encapsulate I also 

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, Joshua.

>> FWIW, that was never a standard shortcut. It's installed w/  
>> Emmanuel Jordan's ejie's or Nathaniel Lecaude's Max Toolbox (I  
>> think it's the former, but I might be mistaken).
>>
>> -Joshua
>

I did install ejies right around the time I started using 4.5, so I  
must have just missed this addition and assumed it was added to that  
version of Max.  I've installed ejies and the paste/replace shortcut  
is back, along with shortcuts for encapsulate & de-encapsulate I also  
use frequently.

On 22 Aug 2006, at 7:56, Vlad Spears wrote:

>>> FWIW, that was never a standard shortcut.

>>> I've installed ejies and the paste/replace shortcut is back, 

>>> along with shortcuts for encapsulate & de-encapsulate I also use 

Is there any reason it couldn't be added to the standard distro? 

Along with Encapsulate, that's an incredibly useful key command.

>>> I've installed ejies and the paste/replace shortcut is back,  
>>> along with shortcuts for encapsulate & de-encapsulate I also use  
>>> frequently.
>

Is there any reason it couldn't be added to the standard distro?  
Along with Encapsulate, that's an incredibly useful key command.

Paste Replace gone missing