--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "swzoh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- "drmwpdc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Or just check "pproconf.exe | Key/Mouse | Setup |
> > > Recognize keyboard hot keys when Dos/Console ...".
> > Found the bug - the bug can be intermittently reproduced when you
> > associate a hotkey with *keys command.
> >
> > For examples:
> > remapping the numberpad "+" sign to be a tab key
> > mapping ctrl+? to be �
> > mapping win+a to be shift+ctrl+0 (I have a program that accepts
> > hotkeys but
> > is not able to accept the win key as a modifier - with the other
> > program set up an obscure hotkey combo then have Powerpro simulate
> > the key press)
> >
> > When a hotkey is NOT associated with the *key command - the
program
> > functions properly and there is no loss of hotkey functions.
> >
> > So when this error is produced, all hotkey calls for Powerpro are
not
> > functional - other system hotkeys (win+l) are still functional.
> >
> > Why map keys differently - well in the example of a ctrl+l being
> > �, it
> > allows for keys that are more difficult to be accessed easier.
>
> Does this symptom always happen for any windows, or, only
> after using hotkeys on the particular window, i.e., the one
> you mentioned above? If the latter, I guess you already
> checked "Recognize keyboard hot keys when Dos/Console ...".
> If so, have you tried after unchecking this option?
>
> Sean
Quickly Sean, the "Recognize keyboard hot keys when Dos/Console window
is active" has 3 selections:
1)check mark - all hot keys work
2)greyed check mark - hotkeys work expect for hotkeys that remap keys
3)unselected - no hotkeys work at all
OK - here is how I can reproduce the problem (have not tried it on any
other systems - hope that this can be reproduced on yours) - I'm using
XP Home SP2
***If you have other windows open, close them - this does (strangely
enough) make a difference
***Make sure that you're not already using the hotkeys described here
anywhere else
Make a Notepad.exe shortcut on your desktop; numerous ways of doing
such - easiest is to right click the desktop, select new->shortcut,
then enter this as the location of the item
%SystemRoot%\system32\notepad.exe
Right click the notepad shortcut and select properties
Click where it says "shortcut key" and press ctrl+shift+q
Press OK
***when you are finished with this shortcut (finished trying to
reproduce this bug), you need to clear the hotkey (press space in the
"shortcut key" area then delete the shorcut)
Now test it out - press ctrl+shift+q and you should get the notepad
everytime
Open PowerPro config and go to "key/mouse"
enter two configurations there
1)win+p "enter command" C:\Program Files\PowerPro\pproconf.exe
2)win+a "enter command" *keys "enter keys to send"
{slow}{ctrl}{shift}q{shift}{ctrl}
click apply and OK
NOW - press win+p ->PowerPro config - close the window
- press win+a ->nothing (BUG REPRODUCED)
- press win+p ->nothing
***It is nothing with call the PowerPro config first of all - this
just displays that win+p hotkey works, the bug starts with win+a
Open PowerPro config and press OK
NOW - press win+p ->PowerPro config - close the window
- press win+a ->notepad
- press win+p ->PowerPro config
Now everyting works fine (there's more)
Press win+a -> notepad
close notepad
Press win+a -> notepad
close notepad
(this works)
But NOW
Press win+a -> notepad
enter some text
close notepad -> select no (not to save)
press win+a -> nothing (BUG REPRODUCED)
Open PowerPro config and press OK
NOW - press win+a ->notepad
Now everyting works fine
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