Fred Kiefer wrote:
Dennis Leeuw wrote:
Using NSGlobalDomain to set ALT left and ALT right doesn't seem to do
anything. When I change my settings to be the reverse.
GSFirstAlternateKey = Alt_L;
GSSecondAlternateKey = Alt_R;
or swapped
GSFirstAlternateKey = Alt_R;
GSSecondAlternateKey = Alt_L;
doesn't change anything.
On my system only my right ALT key is active. Any ideas?
As explained in the DefaultsSummary document for back and the
KeyboardSetup document of gui, the default setting for GSFirstCommandKey
is Alt_L. You will need to redefine this first, if you want to use Alt_L
as the second (or first, this does not make any difference) ALT key.
No other key has Alt_L assigned:
GSFirstAlternateKey = Alt_L;
GSFirstCommandKey = Control_L;
GSFirstControlKey = Super_L;
GSSecondAlternateKey = Alt_R;
GSSecondCommandKey = Control_R;
GSSecondControlKey = Super_R;
Dennis
Hope this helps
Fred
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