As of the latest few days (I'm also running Leopard), I just cannot get this to work. When I click to assign the shortcut, it doesn't seem to "take", though i get the message in red underneath notifying me that I have to restart all applicable applications etc.
I was previously using Cmd-Ctrl-O, but I have tried a bunch of other shortcuts too, to no avail.
Edit: After some poking, I managed to assign it to Cmd-Ctrl-T. Funny thing is when Mail and Safari have focus, the command shows up in the Services menu as Cmd-Ctrl-T, but when OmniFocus has focus, it shows up as Shift-Cmd-O. I dunno how this latter shortcut got assigned. I'm not sure if this is a bug, something goofy I have done, or just a lack of comprehension on my part.
(For the record, my standard Quick Entry Shortcut, as defined in "General", is Ctrl-Option-O, different from all of the above. Confusing stuff).
I was previously using Cmd-Ctrl-O, but I have tried a bunch of other shortcuts too, to no avail.
Edit: After some poking, I managed to assign it to Cmd-Ctrl-T. Funny thing is when Mail and Safari have focus, the command shows up in the Services menu as Cmd-Ctrl-T, but when OmniFocus has focus, it shows up as Shift-Cmd-O. I dunno how this latter shortcut got assigned. I'm not sure if this is a bug, something goofy I have done, or just a lack of comprehension on my part.
(For the record, my standard Quick Entry Shortcut, as defined in "General", is Ctrl-Option-O, different from all of the above. Confusing stuff).
Last edited by mooncalf; 2007-10-30 at 05:20 AM..
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