gall@yunexus.UUCP (Norman R. Gall) (05/04/89)
I just got my 101 keyboard today, and I've noticed that MacroMaker
won't recognise the function keys as their key caps suggest. Since I
don't relish the thought of using MasterStrokes after doing all the
mapping in MacroMaker already, does anyone have any suggestions about
this?
Norman R. Gall
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York University Department of Philosophy Toronto, Ontario, Canada
"Don't, _for_heaven's_sake_, be afraid of talking nonsense! But you
must pay attention to your nonsense." -- L. Wittgenstein
_____________________________________________________________________________ack@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Andy J. Williams) (05/04/89)
In article <1812@yunexus.UUCP> gall@yunexus.UUCP (Norman R. Gall) writes: >I just got my 101 keyboard today, and I've noticed that MacroMaker >won't recognise the function keys as their key caps suggest. Since I >don't relish the thought of using MasterStrokes after doing all the >mapping in MacroMaker already, does anyone have any suggestions about >this? > >Norman R. Gall Try QuicKeys. It comes with an INIT which allows it to understand the Datamac 101. Unfortunately, it isn't capable of understanding the extra keypad set you can get with WindowLock (right option clear, I think) -ajw >-- >York University Department of Philosophy Toronto, Ontario, Canada > "Don't, _for_heaven's_sake_, be afraid of talking nonsense! But you > must pay attention to your nonsense." -- L. Wittgenstein >_____________________________________________________________________________ Andy J. Williams '90 | <hello> | ack@dartvax.dartmouth.edu 31 North Main Street | set $NAME='inigo_montoya' | Systems Programmer Hanover NH, 03755 | You kill -9 my ppid | Kiewit Computation Center 603-643-2177 | prepare to vi | Dartmouth College