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Being "cheap Chinese crap" it probably has a generic Bluetooth name like "Bluetooth Keyboard" and maybe has a generic hardware identifier, too. The iPad (or pretty much any computer) can get confused when paired with two different devices that do not distinguish themselves and you might have some conflicting remnant of pairing with another device. So try ...
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I had the same issue, what I found was that using a Software called ShareMouse, and when it crashed, I lost my Cmd+v functionality; I then forced ShareMouse to close, and cmd+v returned.
You may be experiencing this issue with ShareMouse, or some other piece of software.
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I use an AppleScript that toggles through 3 of the 'scale' options depending on the current option...
local index1, index2, index3
set index1 to 3 -- 1440 x 900 (Best for Retina)
set index2 to 4 -- 1680 x 1050
set index3 to 5 -- 1920 x 1200 (More Space)
-- Launch "System Preferences", open the "Displays" options and change to the "Display" tab
tell ...
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You can edit the plist directly:
defaults write com.apple.iWork.Numbers NSUserKeyEquivalents '{"Add Column Before"="\0";"Add Column After"="\0";}'
It overwrites custom shortcuts set in System Preferences, but you could also edit the plist in a text editor after converting it to XML:
plutil -convert xml1 ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iWork.Numbers.plist
...
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You can use KeyRemap4MacBook to map key combinations to other key combinations:
<autogen>__KeyToConsumer__ KeyCode::L, VK_COMMAND | ModifierFlag::NONE, ConsumerKeyCode::EJECT, ModifierFlag::CONTROL_L | ModifierFlag::SHIFT_L</autogen>
<autogen>__KeyToKey__ KeyCode::SPACE, VK_CONTROL | ModifierFlag::NONE, KeyCode::SPACE, ...
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To see your system keyboard shortcuts go to:
System Preference >Keyboard >Shortcuts
To apply subscript formatting (automatic spacing) in PowerPoint 2011
⌘+SHIFT+MINUS SIGN
To see all PowerPoint shortcuts go here
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You could repeat key code commands until the frontmost application changes:
delay 1
activate application "TextEdit"
tell application "System Events"
repeat while (path to frontmost application) is (path to application "TextEdit")
repeat 3 times
key code 123
delay 0.3
end repeat
repeat 3 times
...
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I just did some tests : AppleScript is not well suited for what you ask since it is Single Threaded. Therefore exiting the loop in such situation does not seem possible.
Here is a code that do what you want but without exiting the loop.
tell application "VisualBoyAdvance" to activate
repeat while true
set mydate to current date
repeat while ...
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Look into "System Preferences → Keyboard keys" and make sure Command is enabled and mapped to the Cmd key. Check also custom shortcuts in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" panel.
Go to Finder, select a file, open the "File" menu and see what shortcut is associated to "Move to Trash".
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