Help with shortcuts

Remember on a pc you could simpy just click the Fuction keys to set as a programs shortcut, well it seems it does not work on the mac.
I want these keys
http://www.blogcdn.com/downloadsquad...yskawabata.jpg
to be assighned as shortcuts for my Pandorajam app.
but the problem is that nothing happends when i try tot record them.... I do not want to have to use the fn key btw
heres the error
http://img529.imageshack.us/i/screen...1230at152.png/
for example I have Pandora
Jam and would like to have F9 and F8 on my macbook pause the track or go to next....
I was able to remove the F8-F10 from itunes though
Mac OS X (10.5.7)

dj2222 wrote:
Remember on a pc you could simpy just click the Fuction keys to set as a programs shortcut, well it seems it does not work on the mac.
No.
I want these keys
http://www.blogcdn.com/downloadsquad…yskawabata.jpg
Link doesn't work
to be assighned as shortcuts for my Pandorajam app.
but the problem is that nothing happends when i try tot record them.... I do not want to have to use the fn key btw
Use keyboard system prefs to set the function keys to act as function keys.
heres the error
http://img529.imageshack.us/i/screen...1230at152.png/
Link doesn't work.
for example I have Pandora
Jam and would like to have F9 and F8 on my macbook pause the track or go to next….
Did you add the menu commands and fkeys in the Keyboard Shortcuts in Keyboard System Prefs?
I was able to remove the F8-F10 from itunes though
Mac OS X (10.5.7)
This is a Snow Leopard forum. Try posting on the Leopard forum.

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    Message was edited by: InspiredLife

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