Standard function keys work differently depending on the app and the keyboard shortcuts that you've set up.I have this set up on my computer and i've successfully mapped the function keys in vim / macvim.
Keys as standard function keys.Check in the keyboard tab of the keyboard & mouse preference pane in system preferences.Then assigning f4 to launchpad.
Option 2 does not work (under osx lion at least):Keys as standard function keys.
Turn on use f1, f2, etc.Keys as standard function keys.Once done, you can proceed.
Click function keys in the sidebar.Choose apple menu > system preferences.
Select use f1, f2, etc.Select your keyboard from the dropdown menu.Function keys (in light blue), which provides access to various functions in macbook itself or mac os system.
Open system preferences and select keyboard.Use the keys as standard function keys.
In the keyboard tab, tick the checkbox for use f1, f2, etc., keys as standard function keys.Keyboard > keyboard shortcuts > function keys > use f1, f2, etc.
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Isles Dip Into Free Agency Waters, Sign Duclair
Free agent forward Nic Batum has agreed on a two-year, $9.6 million deal to join the Los Angeles Clippers, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Batum considered retirement but decided to return for his 17th NBA season after a successful year with the 76ers.
Batum, 35, is a good passer and ball handler for his size and spaces the court with excellent 3-point shooting -- particularly from the corners. Though he's not the athlete he was in his youth, Batum's length at 6-foot-8 keeps him a positive on the defensive end.
After spending three seasons with the Clippers, Batum was sent to Philadelphia early last season as part of the James Harden trade. He became a staple in the 76ers' rotation right away, averaging nearly 26 minutes while starting 38 games.
Batum is set to play for France in the Paris Games later this summer, his fourth Olympics representing his native country.
