> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 16:12:19 +0200, kenneth marken
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>> ehathgepiurhe wrote:
>>> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 15:18:31 +0200, kenneth marken
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>>>> ehathgepiurhe wrote:
>>>>> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 14:59:33 +0200, kenneth marken
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>>>>> ehathgepiurhe wrote:
>>>>>>> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 17:12:40 +0200, kenneth marken
>>>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>>>>>>> ehathgepiurhe wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> 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.
>>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> 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.
>>>>>> 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,
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>>>>> 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.
>>>> that i can understand, but i cant figure why it turned up as a button.
>>>> didnt do that here, so i cant help you on that.
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>>> Hi kenneth,
>>>
>>> This is what I did to install keytrap. If I've done anything wrong,
>>> let me know.
>>>
>>> 1. Unzipped keytrap.dll to C:\Program Files\PowerPro\plugins\ (using
>>> keytrap v2.3 btw)
>>> 2. Unzipped keytrap.ini and KTConfig.exe to C:\Program Files\PowerPro\
>>> 3. Went into PowerPro config, Scheduler tab. Clicked New, selected the
>>> Startup radio button, left everything as default, and then copied and
>>> pasted from the keytrap readme file (step #3 from the 'detailed
>>> informations' section), KeyTrap.Enable(1) into the 'enter command'
>>> field. Clicked Ok twice to get back out of PowerPro config. I then
>>> shutdown PowerPro and restarted it.
>>> 4. On my Windows taskbar, that empty "button" appeared. Clicking on it
>>> does nothing. It's one of those things you get put on your taskbar
>>> when you open a proram in Windows (I'm running XP Home btw). Except,
>>> this "button" has no name on it. It does not show up as a program in
>>> Task Manager. The only odd thing about it is that the icon on the left
>>> of the "button" is the PProConf icon. Right clicking on the "button"
>>> does not give you a menu, or even a close option like any normal
>>> program.
>>> 5. To get rid of the button, I have to shutdown PowerPro, go into the
>>> scheduler and remove the keytrap command. Then restart PowerPro.
>>>
>>> And that's where I'm stuck.
>> now thats realy odd. but i cant say i have seen anything like that here.
>> but then i use win2k, not xp. so it could be something in the
>> interaction between xp and keytrap. maybe contact the developer of the
>> plugin, i think he have a address at the end of the readme. that is, if
>> he isnt reading this list...
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> Thanks, I might do that. Just to be sure, after I installed keytrap (I
> did it a second time just to make sure I hadn't done anything wrong),
> I did try out KTConfig.exe as you suggested, but it couldn't detect
> any of the G keys. The G15 must do something that the keytrap author
> didn't program for I guess.
does it use a usb connection? then it may be that they send some kind of
serial signal rather then keyboard signals. ie, its two devices rather
then one.
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