<strong>Video editors often have their CPUs located in a machine room down the hall from their suites. A Power button on the keyboard is an amazingly useful feature in this situation.
Can't believe Apple removed it, especially since they wrote Final Cut Pro presumably with these users in mind.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I was under the impression Apple didn't want to remove it but had to due to some restraint made by Intel to the licensees of USB. I'm not too sure about the legal mubo-jumbo, but thats what I remember hearing when they first had it removed.
Video editors often have their CPUs located in a machine room down the hall from their suites. A Power button on the keyboard is an amazingly useful feature in this situation.
Can't believe Apple removed it, especially since they wrote Final Cut Pro presumably with these users in mind.
Ditto for the function keys of OS 9 - very useful, now gone.
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<strong>Video editors often have their CPUs located in a machine room down the hall from their suites. A Power button on the keyboard is an amazingly useful feature in this situation.
Can't believe Apple removed it, especially since they wrote Final Cut Pro presumably with these users in mind.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I was under the impression Apple didn't want to remove it but had to due to some restraint made by Intel to the licensees of USB. I'm not too sure about the legal mubo-jumbo, but thats what I remember hearing when they first had it removed.
Can't believe Apple removed it, especially since they wrote Final Cut Pro presumably with these users in mind.
Ditto for the function keys of OS 9 - very useful, now gone.
<strong>Note the <a href="http://www.thinksecret.com/features/jaguarnewupdates/images/systempreferences.html"; target="_blank">icons</a> for the keyboard and mouse.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Good observation.