Plus/minus key no longer increments midi program selection?

Hi guys,
New to Logic X and discovered a weird thing. One of my common operations when selecting sounds is to use the plus/minus keys on the numeric keyboard to increment or decrement through the programs on attached midi external instruments. Been doing it since Logic 2.5. (Yeah, I'm that old!)
Seems this fundamental bit of navigation doesn't work, or is hidden in Logic Pro X.
Any ideas?

Hello,
errorflex wrote:
Well, that got ugly for a little while! Discovered there are two other prefs files other than the .plist and Logic gets REALLY confused if you don't move them all.
There are basically 2 preference files that could play a role in causing problems in Logic. The "main" preferences file (the one that stores eveyrything you see in Logic's preference window) "com.apple.logic10.plist", and the control surfaces preferences file "coma.apple.logic.pro.cs". The other file you're seeing is probably the "com.apple.logic10LSSharedFileList.plist" one. This one only saves infor about recent (project) files Logic has used. These files are independent from each other and Logic wil not get "confused" if you move one and not the other.
errorflex wrote:
While I was in brand new prefs land, however, I did try to see if my original problem was solved.
Short answer...NOPE.
Sigh...
OK, so your preference files are not corrupted. Must be a key commands problem then. Try switching to a different key commands preset in the Key Commands window. You could also try reassigning those commands to something else (other than +/-) and see what happens.
J.

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