Hello Alex, I'm glad to hear this might be useful to you.
you asked: > A quick read of your document so far suggests that once I install the > driver (and presumably there's a way to have just the driver and not the > bloated iTouch software) I'll be able to customise a key/scan code for > each of these keys and then carry on as per usual. There is an option in iTouchcf to not show the tray icon. You don't need that tray icon because, after you have set up my solution as described in my document, you never need to use the Logitech config gui program iTouchcf.exe again, which is what the tray icon can start. The Logitech installer creates an entry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run to start iTouch.exe (note: not iTouchcf.exe) You should keep that value in the "Run" regkey because iTouch.exe must be running for my method to work. There is no other way to make *every* extra key work as you would wish. I tested removing iTouch.exe from the Run regkey but then it acted as if the Logitech driver is not loaded. Referring to my metaphor: "Like PowerPro has the gui pproconf.exe to customise your pproconf.pcf, and then powerpro.exe executes it... similarly Logitech's iTouch keyboards have the gui program iTouchcf.exe to customise Logitech's section of the registry, and then the Logitech keyboard driver executes that information." In that metaphor, iTouchcf.exe does a similar job to pproconf.exe and iTouch.exe does a similar job to powerpro.exe. So iTouch.exe must be run at system startup because it is (part of) the executing driver. Bloated? iTouch.exe is 892,928 bytes. Task manager reports that iTouch.exe is using 4 megabytes of memory, but I think that might include some dlls which would be loaded anyway. I don't know what effect it has on cpu usage. Maybe that seems like a lot of resources to use, but it is necessary if you want to customise all extra keys to do any PowerPro things of your choice. I agree the iTouch software is too bloated generally for PowerPro users. It was designed for ordinary consumers who cannot easily make their own equivalents in PowerPro for all those "friendly" features. Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
