I copied the keycaps app from a 10.2 machine and put it in the Applications folder. It works the same as it had in 10.2 and previous. Chris On Jan 20, 2005, at 9:22 PM, Craig wrote: > My sentiments exactly. > They took something that was elegant, simple, and very useful, and > they made it terribly inconvenient. > Speaking only for myself, I do not happen to need any extra keyboard > layouts, nor do I want another item filling up my menubar. > > Here's what I've done: > make an alias to the file > /System/Library/Components/KeyboardViewer.component/Contents/ > SharedSupport/KeyboardViewerServer.app > Put this anywhere you like, you can bring up the keyboard viewer by > clicking on it. > One problem: it evidently thinks of itself a a server, not an ordinary > app. Once you open it, and then close it, it is still running. So > clicking on your alias will no longer work, until you go into Activity > Monitor & quit KeyboardViewerServer. > Also beware any "keys" you click on will have their normal effect, in > whatever is the frontmost application.