[CUBE] Dissabling button

[Alex May]

I've tried all that - I'm using OS 9.2.2 and I tried it with OS X 10.1.5!

Any ideas?


Alex




on 19/11/2003 3:00 AM, K Peex1 at kpeex1 at cox.net wrote:

>> 
>> I want to disable the front button on my 15" studio display and holding
>> cmd+shift and pressing the button opens the Displays control panel.
>> Cool.
> 
> +--------------------------------------------------+
> This is thanks to SmallDog's Troy Kingsbury who wrote of this Apple
> article recently in their TechTails Newsletter:
> 
> http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58813
> 
> TOPIC
> 
> The touch switch used to turn on the Apple LCD displays can be disabled
> to avoid accidentally turning it on or off.
> DISCUSSION
> 
> This procedure works with these displays:
> ?  Apple Studio Display 15
> ?  Apple Studio Display 17 (LCD)
> ?  Apple Cinema HD Display
> ?  Apple Cinema Display (20-inch)
> 
> Mac OS X
> 1. Press and hold down the Command and Shift keys, and continue to hold
> them down while you complete Step 2.
> 2. Touch the button on the left side of the display to open the
> Displays pane of System Preferences. (You may also open the System
> Preferences from the Apple menu, then select Displays while still
> holding the Command and Shift keys.)
> 3. Release the Command and Shift keys.
> 4. With the Displays system preferences panel open, click the Options
> tab.
> 5. Click the "enable bezel button" checkbox to turn the touch switch
> feature off or on.
> 6. Close System Preferences.
> 
> Mac OS 9
> 1. Hold down the Command and Shift keys, and continue to hold them down
> while you complete Step 2.
> 2. Touch the button on the left side of the display to open the
> Monitors control panel. (You may also open the Monitors control panel
> from the Apple menu, while still holding the Command and Shift keys.)
> 3. Release the Command and Shift keys.
> 4. With the Monitors control panel open, click Preferences.
> 5. Click the "enable bezel button" checkbox to turn the touch switch
> feature off or on.
> 6. Close the Monitors control panel.
> 
>