DataHand Professional II, User Manual

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SECTION 8
SPECIAL KEYS
User's Guide
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Version 1.7.5
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November 21, 2002
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Pr og r a m m i ng a D ir e c t S ub s t i t u t io n K e y
MACRO Keys for Direct Substitution: In the interest of speed, a key may
be sacrificed for use as a macro key only. When programmed, the macro key
requires only a direct hit to actuate the macro sequence.
Keys like SHIFT, ALT, and CTL that appear twice on a 101 keyboard, may be
combined in a macro regardless of the L/R
Modf setting of the keyboard. Do
this by toggling the L/R Modf key when building the MACRO. You can make
a Right SHIFT, etc. available when the default keypad is set with L/R Modf to
the left.
Step 1. Press the Reset key and the Normal Direct Access key
together.
Step 2. Press the letter W.
Step 3. Press the KEY that will change.
Step 4. Press the keys in sequence (up to 5 max) that will be
substituted for the Key to be changed.
Step 5. To end the recording, together press the Normal Direct Access
key and ESC key.
Step 6. Replay the macro at any time by pressing the appropriate the
selected Substitute key.
To Delete the Direct Substitution Macro: Skip Step #4 above.
Note: Keys like SHIFT, ALT and CTL that appear as left and right keys may
be combined as a Macro on the DEK setting the L/R
Modf to the proper
setting when creating the Macro will run as a Macro as recorded regardless
of the L/R
Modf setting.