On 19/05/11 06:17, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
[...]
With the exception of games and applications that hide their keyboard
shortcuts or menus until you hold <alt>, most programs (under most
OS'es) don't listen for so-called "modifier keys" on their own.
Yeah, once upon a time I had a chess program for DOS which read the
keyboard by scanning the hardware instead of letting the keyboard driver
do its job. It was a real PITA because it didn't know about anything
other than US QWERTY -- and the letters "painted" on my keyboard are AZERTY.
Best regards,
Tony.
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