El Thu, May 11, 2006 at 10:13:19AM -0400, George Nychis ens deleità amb les 
següents paraules:
> I tried using lowercase also:
> Key c A $[Mod1] AA
> 
> still doesn't work... is AA correct to start a new terminal?  I got it 
> from this line in Desktop-Basic:
> # Open new terminal on RMB 
> Mouse 3 RI $[Mod] AA

in fact, AA is a function defined on 
/usr/share/fvwm-crystal/fvwm/components/functions/Exec-Accelerator

there you can see:

# A
# Launches a terminal with optional program as an argument. Terminal 
# settings
# should be set using ~/.Xresources file or (in Eterm) theme file.

# AA
# A special version of the 'A' function. It just opens a terminal without
# additional application launched in it. It exists because certain terminal
# emulators (xterm, Eterm, something else?) won't run with '-e' argument 
# being
# null.

# X
# Launches a command in the background. Typically this function is used to
# launch some X application without additional terminal window.

# S
# Launch a command using 'sudo'. You need to have provileges in 
# /etc/sudoers
# file to execute choosen command - consult your administrator or man sudo,
# man sudoers, man visudo. Usually 'sudo' asks for a password, so it's a 
# good
# choice to launch it in a terminal window (otherwise you should use
# a specialized program for password verification).

# SX
# It does the same thing as 'S', but instead of opening a terminal with 
# sudo
# it uses graphical client called 'gksudo' to execute a command.  
# Unfortunately
# this variant is only usable with graphical applications.

this uses the "variable" DefaultTerminal, that is read either from your 
local definition in DefaultTerminal (~/.fvwm/preferences/DefaultTerminal) 
or from the global one 
(/usr/share/fvwm-crystal/fvwm/preferences/DefaultTerminal), whatever is 
first found

> 
> Also, I'm putting the key binding in Desktop-Basic also, does it matter 
> where the key binding is?

no if it is "executed" at startup

a good place to store you keybindings should be 
~/.fvwm/preferences/Startup, that's where I have mine

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