| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 12 Jul 2001 at 19:19:15 |
| Subject: | Re: "Blank" keys on UK A4K keyboard |
Matt Sealey said,
> Hello Neil
>> But using them as hotkeys is not so easy, because hotkey programs
>> generally work with a qualifier plus normal key. A single key screen
>> flipper would be nice, the insert104 uses the PC keyboard's menu key for
>> this, but I don't think it's possible.
> I use MCP for my hotkey program: it's quite possible to bind a single key
> to something (which I found out much to my disdain one day ;)
I tried that before posting, with one of the previously blank keys, and
it didn't work. I just tried with the other one and it did.
however, I'd probably hit that when I was aiming for the shift key,
flipping screens when I don't want to , so maybe I won't bother.
> which could be switching screens or whatever is in the MCP menu, including
> entering other keycodes into the inputstream (so the next-to-z key could
> well just insert Amiga-V for requesters)
Or you could use ReqAttack and use Return to OK requesters :)
> If you find out what you did to get that key, please do tell ;)
I think I used one of the keymap editors on Aminet.
Cheers
Neil
After two weeks of dieting, all I lost was two weeks.
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