EASER To a limited ability, you can do some of this with System Preferences Keyboard settings, even on an application-by-application basis. But it depends. I've found that it will not always accept some of the keyboard commands I want to use. And it's a definite pain to have to type in the exact wording of the program's menu item. Any changes made, by the way, appear to take place in the program's plist file in the User's Library Preferences folder. That, at least, has been handy when I've had to wipe my drive clean and reinstall. I keep a backup of all those preferences files. I tried the Keyboard Maestro record method, but it's too limited. For instance, I wanted to set up a command where a particular keystroke would let me move back and forth between tabs in Path Finder. (I wanted a different key command than what was already in PF.) But I found that what I recorded was not some kind of universal change. It worked only for switching back and forth between the two specific tabs I had originally recorded. I've also seen people mention Spark, and I've tinkered with that, but I can't find a way to make changes for a single program. In that regard, I've already been using Butler for the same purpose. But those changes are system wide. So, no, I wish I had something better. I've offered something of a bounty to anyone who can come up with an alternative windowshading program; you might check for that over here: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/6485 Maybe if we can find someone who's willing to take on the project under the terms I've proposed, we can get someone to do something like Menu Master as well.
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