Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the appropriate control char to convert it back
again! On a PC with Win-XP.

Mike

Mike wrote:
> Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
> circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the appropriate control char to convert it back
> again! On a PC with Win-XP.
>
> Mike
Would that be the CapsLock key on your keyboard?

--
JD..

"Mike" <m.fee@iirrll..ccrrii..nnzz> wrote in message
news:MPG.223f1831a7be28ca9897df@news.fx.net.nz...
> Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally
> pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
> circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the
> appropriate control char to convert it back
> again! On a PC with Win-XP.

Hi Mike,

Caps Lock.
http://www.anticapslock.com/
--
Mike Russell - www.curvemeister.com

Mike wrote:
> Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
> circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the appropriate control char to convert it back
> again! On a PC with Win-XP.
>
> Mike

Do you have caps lock on?

In article <oBZAj.733214$kj1.703790@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, JD@example.invalid says...
> Mike wrote:
> > Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
> > circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the appropriate control char to convert it back
> > again! On a PC with Win-XP.
> >
> > Mike
> Would that be the CapsLock key on your keyboard?
>
Shouldn't be that. The caps lock key sits at the bottom if the little jar I use to keep my spare pens and pencils in -
for reasons obvious to some.

Mike

In article <47d56b64$0$4939$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>, no.one@no.were.invalid says...
> Mike wrote:
> > Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
> > circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the appropriate control char to convert it back
> > again! On a PC with Win-XP.
> >
> > Mike
>
> Do you have caps lock on?
>
OK - looks like caps was the culprit. I must have dropped a fork into the hole where the key used to sit!

Thanks all - Mike

Mike wrote:
> In article <47d56b64$0$4939$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>, no.one@no.were.invalid says...
>> Mike wrote:
>>> Could some kind soul remind me what control character I accidentally pressed to convert the view of the brush from a
>>> circle defining the brush outline into a tiny cross-hair...and also the appropriate control char to convert it back
>>> again! On a PC with Win-XP.
>>>
>>> Mike
>> Do you have caps lock on?
>>
> OK - looks like caps was the culprit. I must have dropped a fork into the hole where the key used to sit!
>
> Thanks all - Mike

Some days go like that! Remove the key and it still gets activated. Glad
you figured it out!

--
JD..

In article <nobody-E391C0.15475710032008@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com >, nobody@nowhere.nowhow says...
> In article <MPG.22405bf0e30bb0da9897e6@news.fx.net.nz>,
> Mike <m.fee@iirrll..ccrrii..nnzz> wrote:
>
> > OK - looks like caps was the culprit. I must have dropped a fork into the
> > hole where the key used to sit!
> >
> > Thanks all - Mike
>
> Can we safely conclude he got forked?
>
Could have been a chop-stick now I think about it. Or the stupid cat - she has a habit of pouncing on the key-
board....but she doesn't usuallywear high-heels.

Mike