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still, i don't think he's wrong in asking whether it's tweekable - this setting must be stored in a file somewhere. i haven't gone through it for clues, but this apple web page has a good deal of info on keychains for developpers...

i would think you'd have to reconfig. the settings file using the terminal... but i have no idea which file that would be.

ditto as what hunt45 said - many unix systems parse only the first 8 chrs - so if the first 8 chrs are the same, both will work. for example, this is often the case with unix web or mail servers - try it on your email account (or web account if you havae one)

Thanks for the reply - that is indeed the case, but I find the options offered there a bit limited - for instance: 1. it would be nice not to have to cycle through all the menus (or menu items) with the arrow keys to get to the one you want - Windows offers a nice solution to this with Alt-X...

Hi, Anyone know: 1. a way to add keyboard access to the menus - e.g. pressing Alt-F for File, and so on on (very much like Windows - and I knew of pre-OSX apps that modified the UI this way). 2. And just as necessary, do you know of any little hack/app to add a keystroke equivalent to...