No matter what I do in my V57 there's no 'customize' option or little paintbrush or drop down menu with toolbars in it. But I realize this is a vastly different program from what it was and settings probably don't migrate well. Follow these instructions: Right click (ctrl+click or whatever) the KSP.app file and select the 'Show package contents' option Navigate to the Contents->MacOS folder, inside it you should find a Kerbal Space Program exec file Open the Terminal and type 'sudo chmod +x' (without the quotes, note the blank space at the end) and drag and drop the exec file from the previous point from the Finder to the Terminal, hit enter The Terminal will ask for your password, the mac password, not the KSP one. To be honest, I don't appreciate the Easter Egg hunt to find my old settings. You then click the drop-down menu for Toolbars at the bottom to enable the menu again, because for some reason they think we want the new features by default. The revamped Firefox 57 has a Customize selection on the right side now with a little paint brush next to it. The partial icons that are visible will function but I can. The only way to close Acrobat is to close the window via the Windows taskbar at the bottom of the screen. When I try to click in that area it activates whatever application is running behind the Acrobat window. And the combined ALT + - doesn't do anything at all for me here. The menu bar and top portion of the tool bar will not display on Acrobat DC. Pressing Alt only places KEY FOCUS on the menu bar itself if it is enabled. Hi, press the alt key - then you cna go into the view menu > toolbars and permamently enable the menu bar there.įor Version 57, I find that this answer is a bit outdated.
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