Keyboard shortcut in photoshop giving dual command

Hey All,
Using the new alum. wireless k-board. Seems to work great except one bug. In Photoshop, a common used keyboard command of commandoption0 for a full size view of a image is not only enlarging the image to full size (as it should) but is also giving a 'nudge' command. If you have more than one layer created on a image, it will nudge the selected layer one pixel, often without you knowing and really screw you up affter you have continued to work on you image.
My apple wired keyboard does not do this. Is it a keyboard bug, or some mapping going on?
thanks,

Turn off the ALL CAPS option in the character palette that you forgot about turning on...

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