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Nope, I tried that. Even if I reassign About Qt to another combination, Cmd-Q will still not "get through".
In fact, if I reset the shortcuts, then press Cmd-Q, I do not get the usual Qt about box. This shortcut is catched somewhere before Qt gets it.

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Hmmm, that's likely related to the fact that Cmd+Q has special meaning (close application) in a Mac OS X environment, similar to Alt+F4 in the Windows case (Alt+F4 isn't used by QMC2 itself). The easiest way to fix this would probably be to use Cmd+Q instead of Cmd+X as the default key-sequence for it... I could make the necessary changes in SVN, but someone on Mac OS X needs to test it smile (EDIT: SVN r6350).

Last edited by qmc2; 12/11/14 08:07 AM.

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