Yes, it's probably the most commonly used font manager for Mac, at least for graphic design pros.

I searched for this and didn't find anything. Mods: If this is a repeat, is included in documentation somewhere, and/or has an easier solution, please feel free to delete. ⋅ Find the path to your Suitcase font vault. You can find that in Suitcase by going to Preferences > Type Core ⋅...

Maybe having the tablet attached makes it work differently? I might have missed it, but I didn't realize you had a tablet attached. You mean graphics tablet, right? not ipad? It's a WACOM graphics tablet. But it wasn't making a difference--whether I was using the mouse or using the pen equivalent o...

OK, I'll report that.

Hm. I did just get something to enter accidentally. It turns out I had to hold down my mouse/tablet pen WHILE entering the actual keystroke, not typing the strokes. In other words, I had been trying to type "CTRL+W" instead of keeping the mouse button held down and entering the actual stro...

Moini wrote:What happens when you click on one of the shortcuts on a Mac?

Nothing.

If I click on the column where the actual keystrokes are shown, the field changes to "New Accelerator", but I can't seem to type anything in it.

Thank you, Moini!

Sorry--I'm sure this has been asked before but didn't bring up anything in a search.

The color palette location and layout is driving me crazy. How can I "undock" it so that it's in a free-floating pane or something that I can dock elsewhere, such as in the side panel?

All the shortcuts in the file you mentioned are available via Edit -> Preferences -> Interface -> Keyboard Shortcuts. No need to edit the file anymore :) On a Mac (or at least Sierra), you still have to edit the files. I can see the shortcuts in the preferences window but cannot change them. Also, ...

I'm used to the Adobe interface and holding down the SHIFT key when I want to draw on a rotational snap (perfectly horizontal, perfectly vertical, various preset angles, etc.) or keep a 1:1 aspect ratio (drawing perfect squares and circles, etc.) when drawing shapes. I finally figured out that Inksc...