Op Sat, 17 Mar 2012 04:05:17 +0100 schreef David Tubbs
<[email protected]>:
At 18:58 16/03/2012 +0000, you wrote:
I am running both of these programs on a Macbook Pro
Now Mac people will know that there is no # key and you have to ALT 3
to get it.
This works fine on Q-EmuLator the ALT 3 produces the # character as
expected.
Not the same for OPC2 unfortunately , I am running this Windows program
under WINE (through Play on MAC), when the initial configuration window
comes up if I select devices and obtain a text box the ALT 3 works a
charm producing # characters, however when getting past the
configuration and into QPC2 proper i.e. QL emulation enhanced, the ALT
3 just produces 3. I cannot seem to get the # character at all in QPC2.
Any ideas?
How about using the ALTKEY command to set it.
I used it extensively in those days long ago, have I missed
something,'cos I'd love to have the same feature in windows ?
Any ideas ?
When you are running SMSQ/E you can use HOT_KEY instead.
Another way to control the keyboard from within SMSQ/E is found in
clavier_zip on Dilwyn's site.
This tool from Wolfgang Lenerz lets you redefine most keys and can be made
part of the boot program.
<http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/misc/index.html>
Bob
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