posted 08 November 2010 20:37            

This is perhaps old news to some, however I just invested the small amount of time it takes to configure additional (menu based) key-commands.

I have provided snapshots of my starting point, there are more but thats all it would allow me to view in the window.
http://www.symbolicsound.com/cgi-bin/bin/view/Learn/KeyboardCommands

I wonder if there is a way this can be backed up.

posted 09 November 2010 11:30            

I just tried it out on Snow Leopard (10.6) using the 'Keyboard' pane (Keyboard and Mouse preference panes are separate in 10.6).

By watching the contents of the /Users/USERNAME/Library/Preferences directory I noticed that when keyboard shortcuts are created for an application a preference file is created; for Kyma it was called 'com.symbolicsound.kyma.plist' which contains the user-defined shortcuts.

I suppose this could be saved elsewhere for backup purposes if required.

(I can't test for 10.5 but hopefully a similar file is created)