Editing Click Patterns

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Editing Click Patterns

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According to the manual, to get an accent in a custom click pattern (Preferences>Click Defaults), you highlight the number then hit control-cmd-B, which should turn the digit red and bold. This isn't working for me, I can't figure out how to create an accent.

Anyone know how to do this?

Thanks
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Re: Editing Click Patterns

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Try just command-B (as in "embolden")
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Re: Editing Click Patterns

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I got that to work- oddly, it didn't work every time, and it takes a second to see the results, but thanks

I guess I wasn't waiting long enough. Wonder why the manual says control-command-B?
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