Hiding Illustrator
cmd-H hides just about everything except Adobe's Illustrator. I'm not sure why "Hide Edges" is so much more important than having the program work in the most basic of ways as other programs do. Not supporting cmd-H is like making "Copy" cmd-U because you wanted to make cmd-C "Copy Filter", it just doesn't make since. At least there is an easy solution.
In Illustrator:
1) Choose Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts
2) Select Menu Commands from the drop down
3) Expand the first option named Illustrator
4) Click in the Shortcut column in the Hide Illustrator row
5) Press the keys that you want to assign to that command, cmd-H
6) Click Go To to change Hide Edges which previously had cmd-H
7) Click in the Shortcut column in the Hide Edges row
8) Press the keys that you want to assign to this command, cmd-option-H
6) Click Save... and name the profile
7) Click OK
Other Keyboard Shortcut Resources
5 Obscure Illustrator Keyboard Shortcuts
Adobe Illustrator CS3 keyboard shortcuts
In Illustrator:
1) Choose Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts
2) Select Menu Commands from the drop down
3) Expand the first option named Illustrator
4) Click in the Shortcut column in the Hide Illustrator row
5) Press the keys that you want to assign to that command, cmd-H
6) Click Go To to change Hide Edges which previously had cmd-H
7) Click in the Shortcut column in the Hide Edges row
8) Press the keys that you want to assign to this command, cmd-option-H
6) Click Save... and name the profile
7) Click OK
Other Keyboard Shortcut Resources
5 Obscure Illustrator Keyboard Shortcuts
Adobe Illustrator CS3 keyboard shortcuts
