Command-period is a Mac universal keybinding for “cancel” or “end” and should not be overridden by View>Project Settings.
This current keybinding is just as perverse as using command-P or command-S to bring up project settings.
An additional benefit to not catching command-period in your program is that users will be able to use command-period to auto-complete when typing in both full and windowed mode as opposed the current setup where option-esc completes in fullscreen and esc completes in windowed mode.
Thanks for the great program! I am waiting, money in hand, for Version 1.0
The section on ESC describes the standard behavior.
May I suggest instead that option-command-comma bring up the project settings since it is very similar to preferences (command-comma) but restricted to a single project?
Remote page up and down can be changed to shift-command-, and shift-command-. (alternately shown as command < and command >) which imply forward and backward movement and are therefore appropriate to navigation buttons.
Human Interface Guidelines? Hmm… Oh wait, I rememer: they are what programs such as iTunes, iPhoto and all the other Apple apps religiously adhere to, right?
On a more serious note: okay, fixed this for beta 3, with Project Settings now assigned to cmd-alt-,. Thanks for bringing this to my attention - hopefully the new behaviour is less “perverse”.
