In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out.  In AI
CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-.  This is on Windows XP
with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.

Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there.  Anyone
else ever see this?

David...

DavidJ01 wrote:
quote:

>
> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out.  In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-.  This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
>
> Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there.  Anyone
> else ever see this?
>
> David...


Uhh no anwer David but where did you get that Demo?? Never
saw it, must be me?
--
steg

I meant to say a 30 *DAY* demo, nonetheless, it's available at Adobe.

http://www.adobe.com/products/tryad....jsp#product=27


David...

"steggy" <steggy@cox.net> wrote in message news:402049FA.F421E2CC@cox.net...
quote:

> DavidJ01 wrote: 
AI[QUOTE] 
Anyone[QUOTE] 
>
> Uhh no anwer David but where did you get that Demo?? Never
> saw it, must be me?
> --
> steg

"DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote in message
news:JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51...
quote:

> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out.  In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-.  This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
>
> Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there.  Anyone
> else ever see this?
>
> David...
>
>


Just a thought, but is that key combination taken globally by anything else
on your machine? Probably just a demobug but it happened to me with AI and
some key combination once.

-Oldy

Not that I'm aware of... if I did I assume it would also interfere with PS
7.   Like you say, it may be a demo bug.

David...


"Oldylocks" <no> wrote in message news:1020nctc0qeqv2e@corp.supernews.com...
quote:

>
> "DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote in message
> news:JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51... 
AI[QUOTE] 
Anyone[QUOTE] 
>
> Just a thought, but is that key combination taken globally by anything

else
quote:

> on your machine? Probably just a demobug but it happened to me with AI and
> some key combination once.
>
> -Oldy
>
>

I remember reading somewhere the Adobe disabled some ctrl shortcuts in demo
versions to irritate anyone who tried to use a demo with an illegal serial
number.

laurak@madmousergraphics.com
http://www.madmousergraphics.com
web design, print design, photography

Go Figure...  The only shortcut I'm using right now and Adobe goes and
disables it...  Also, this is a perfectly legit copy, I just DL'd it
yesterday.  Anyway, it's nota big deal...

David...

"LauraK" <lkrz@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20040204005251.20033.00001462@mb-m17.aol.com...
quote:

> I remember reading somewhere the Adobe disabled some ctrl shortcuts in

demo
quote:

> versions to irritate anyone who tried to use a demo with an illegal serial
> number.
>
> laurak@madmousergraphics.com
> http://www.madmousergraphics.com
> web design, print design, photography
>
>

Of course it is legit........but there is software out there
that can crack demo's......

steg


DavidJ01 wrote:[QUOTE]
>
> Go Figure...  The only shortcut I'm using right now and Adobe goes and
> disables it...  Also, this is a perfectly legit copy, I just DL'd it
> yesterday.  Anyway, it's nota big deal...
>
> David...
>
> "LauraK" <lkrz@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
> news:20040204005251.20033.00001462@mb-m17.aol.com... 
> demo 

Oh I know that, and on occasion it is tempting to look for a hack, but I
just can't afford (and don't want to) do something stupid....

I only wish I was this smart when I was in my teen's !! LOL

David...

"steggy" <steggy@cox.net> wrote in message news:402097F3.29D94F02@cox.net...[QUOTE]
> Of course it is legit........but there is software out there
> that can crack demo's......
>
> steg
>
>
> DavidJ01 wrote: 
serial[QUOTE] 

In article <JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51>,
"DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote:
quote:

> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out.  In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-.  This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
>
> Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there.  Anyone
> else ever see this?


That's quite odd.  Take a look at the keyboard shortcuts dialog and see
what it says for that functionality...

-- paul asente
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