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>--- In [email protected], kenneth marken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
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>> ehathgepiurhe wrote:
>> > Hi,
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>> > Are there any plans for a future version of PowerPro to support
>the
>> > Logitech G15 keyboard? Specifically the non standard keys it
>has, like
>> > the G keys.
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>> > Regards,
>> >
>> > CM
>> >
>>
>> hmm, i think the keytrap plugin should be able to grab them. as
>long as
>> they behave just like any other key
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>Open the configure dialog, key mouse dialog, edit new item, click on
>tyep key edit box, then click on the non-standard keys. Look at
>when numbers are set in virtual key code and scan code. Do these
>values vary as you try different keys? If so, you can use them to
>define a hot key.
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>Even simpler, if the Logitech driver allows you to associated any
>command line with a command, use it to set the command line
>"c:\program files\powerpro\powerpro.exe" PowerProCommand
>to run PowerProcommand.
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Hi Bruce,
Nope, there are no key codes displayed when you use any of the G keys.
Yes, you can use the Logitech software to setup macros (which I have),
but what I want to have is for PowerPro to recognise the G keys (which
is the exact opposite), so I can use PowerPro macro's instead. The
Logitech macro's (probably due to their software), are somewhat
unreliable (eg double action when you only press the key once).
--
Regards,
CM
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