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BTW,<br />
I remember actually using Command-SpaceBar in an application. &nbsp;I think it was toggle back to pointer tool from any other tool in Adobe Pagemaker. &nbsp;This worked when i first got my PM9500 and installed Pagemaker, but then something happened shortly thereafter, and it's now causing this ten-second freeze in every app. &nbsp;I have installed many many many apps, utilities, and system upgrades since then.<br />
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Could there be an extension conflict? &nbsp;This is a rather minor nuisance, so how can i quickly pinpoint which extension, if it is an extension?<br />

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BTW,
I remember actually using Command-SpaceBar in an application.  I think it was toggle back to pointer tool from any other tool in Adobe Pagemaker.  This worked when i first got my PM9500 and installed Pagemaker, but then something happened shortly thereafter, and it's now causing this ten-second freeze in every app.  I have installed many many many apps, utilities, and system upgrades since then.

Could there be an extension conflict?  This is a rather minor nuisance, so how can i quickly pinpoint which extension, if it is an extension?


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Thanks! &nbsp;Yes, you are right. &nbsp;I'd almost forgotten about that little thang.<br />

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Thanks!  Yes, you are right.  I'd almost forgotten about that little thang.


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Why does my cursor freeze up for ten seconds whenever I accidentally touch Command-Space Bar? &nbsp;It happens to both MacOS8.1 and System 7.5.5. &nbsp;How can I fix it from happening?<br />
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My current setup is:<br />
PM9500/ 150/ 80MbRAM/ 1Gb, MacOS8.1, GV56k modem, some shareware extensions, LocalTalk networked.
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Why does my cursor freeze up for ten seconds whenever I accidentally touch Command-Space Bar?  It happens to both MacOS8.1 and System 7.5.5.  How can I fix it from happening?

My current setup is:
PM9500/ 150/ 80MbRAM/ 1Gb, MacOS8.1, GV56k modem, some shareware extensions, LocalTalk networked.

Command-space bar

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