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>ehathgepiurhe wrote:
>> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 17:12:40 +0200, kenneth marken
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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 on a keyboard that is. but frankly i
>>> dont know enough about how theG15 behaves, or what those G keys are
>>> supposed to be, to give some kind of accurate answer...
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>> Hi kenneth,
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>> I tried keytrap, but it didn't work for me. The first thing was that
>> when I ran the keytrap enable command (as described in the readme),
>> there was a empty button put onto my Windows taskbar. Clicking on the
>> button bought up nothing, and the only way to get rid of it was to
>> shut down PowerPro and not run the keytrap enable command. Second
>> thing was that ignoring that mysterious button, I then went into
>> PowerPro's key/mouse config while keytrap was running to try and add a
>> G key action. No luck - the G keys just weren't recognised.
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>the keytrap.enable is a command, not a button feature. it only turns on
>or off the plugin. so dont add it as a button unless you have a existing
>button bar. me, i have a it as a key combo and as a "run at powerpro
>start" entry ;)
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>seondly, keytrap comes with its own config program. this is what you use
>to set up the keys for keytrap, not the powerpro key/mouse gui. me, i
>have it under the same button that i use to bring up the powerpro config
>window, but using a right click rather then a left click.
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Hi kenneth,
I didn't add it as a button, I had it as a command on PowerPro
startup-exactly how it says in the keytrap readme. That unknown
"button" (it's really not a button, but that's the only way to
describe it), still comes up on my taskbar though (not toolbar, but
taskbar, which is the bar that the windows start button is attached
to). Even if keytrap worked for the G keys, I wouldn't be prepared to
put up with that button taking up room on my taskbar doing nothing.
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Regards,
CM
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