"Lex Spoon" <lex at cc.gatech.edu> wrote:
	On the other hand, in my experience it's really not hard to deal with
	different keystrokes in *different* applications.

You reckon?  In Netscape, it's Alt-p to print the current document.
In Acrobat Reader, it's Ctrl-p to print the current document.
So when Netscape fires up Acrobat Reader to view a document,
which it often does, I *ALWAYS* end up grateful that Alt-p does nothing
in Acrobat, and would be even gratefuller if it did the Right Thing.

Don't get me talking about the different keystrokes required to terminate
X Window System programs, or the things that can go wrong when you use the
wrong one.