Thanks for the suggestion, Mark. I hadn't even thought about a
keyboard setting for the Fusion/XP I'm running. Everything is/was
perfect on the Mac side of things. I knew it wasn't skipping cards.
That was just my best way of describing what was going on. I'm sure
everything will be fine once I make that adjustment; and, perhaps,
include a caveat in my instructions for the users.
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 7, 2008, at 12:54 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Joe,
I don't think it skips cards, I think you keep the keys pressed too
long or the repetition settings in the keyboard control panel are
set to values that don't work for you.
I wanted to give you an arrowKey handler that might solve the
problem, but this arrowKey handler would run multiple times too, if
you press the arrowKey too long. I think that adjusting the Windows
settings is your only option, unless you want to write a very
complicated script with timers.
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Op 7-nov-2008, om 6:00 heeft Joe Lewis Wilkins het volgende
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Well, navigating using Arrow keys with Windows Standalone double-
dips, skips cards (next and previous). Go menu and associated
control commands are fine. I inserted a wait 20 ticks into the
handler, but did no good. This is XP running under Fusion.
Ideas?
Joe Wilkins
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