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 Creating a key to open any application/file |
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| TonyC |
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 Unido: Thu Nov 12 2009, 11:18PM Mensajes: 2 | Is it possible to edit a keyboard layout and add a new key that would open any application of file? If there is, I cannot seem to figure out how. Please help. | ||
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   Unido: Wed Sep 19 2007, 03:42PM Mensajes: 617 | Do you use a hardware keyboard or only an on-screen keyboard? For hardware keyboard open window "Keyboard Shortcuts Settings" and press a key. This key doesn't have to be on the on-screen keyboard. If you want to add new key to the on-screen keyboard: Options -> On-Screen Keyboard -> Edit -> Add. Have a nice day | ||
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| TonyC |
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Unido: Thu Nov 12 2009, 11:18PM Mensajes: 2 | I'm talking about on the Comfort Onscreen Keyboard. I've seen that you can add a new key to a layout, but cannot seem to get it to open an application that I choose. Like, a key that opens Microsoft Publisher. I know you can make a key that will open your default media player or internet browser, but I'm looking to make one that opens any program I choose. If there's a way to make a key open up a file, that would work fine as well, as I can point it to the program's .exe file. Thanks | ||
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Unido: Wed Sep 19 2007, 03:42PM Mensajes: 617 | You have to use other program Comfort Keys. Have a nice day | ||
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