| From: | Matt Sealey |
| Date: | 12 Jul 2001 at 21:08:01 |
| Subject: | Re: "Blank" keys on UK A4K keyboard |
Hello Neil
On 12-Jul-01, you wrote:
>> 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 :)
I don't like running requester patches: I used to run Reqattack until I realised
it both throws up a predictable enforcer hit on startup, and one for every
requester it generates - plus under extreme load (like compiling something)
of a requester wants to appear it LOCKS my machine for the best part of a
second.
I don't know if it's a symptom of the patch or the fact that there's a Polish
guy doing the coding now, but either way I don't like it and refuse to run
it until it's fixed ;)
>> 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.
Hmmn..
Thanks
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