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#KUSE2 for Creative Inscriptions
With #KUSE2 a complete 2nd Layout for a key from the section [Keys]
can be set. #KUSE2 must be always at the end of the Keydefinition.
The first Keytext should be explicit defined with "Text".
The fields BMPNormal , BMPActive of the KUSE2-Layouts will always
be ignored.
#KUSE2 always applies only to the definition of a current key.
Example:
L05_Norm = ...|VK_F1;"F1";#KUSE2=<Layout2>;"This is the KUSE2
Text :-)"|...
#KXL=<Size>
Change the length of the actual Key to <Size>.
<Size> is evaluated as a floating point number and returns the
size relative to DefaultKeySize Example: “1“ corresponds
exactly to DefaultKeySize, “1.5“ 150% of the size and “2“ 200% of
the default size.
#KYL=<Size> Change the height of the actual key to <Size>.
#YADD=<Size>
Change the general Y-Position for the key positioning. When
setting the first key, for example all following lines/keys can be
deducted from the upper keys.
#SP=<Size> Adds an appropriate distance before the current key.
#EXT=<name>
Allows the definition of several key codes with one key.
For a detailed description see the following section.
#VXT=<name>
Allows the direct definition of key codes for one key. The
format is identical to #EXT certainly with #VXT the data’s can
directly be written into the Key definition, the bypass over a
Key in the [ExtendedKeys]-Section is here not necessary.
#EXEC=<exedef>
Executing of Windows-Shell-Commands. In <exedef> defined
Name must indicate a definition from the Section [Execute]. In
the Execute section all commands must be defined and
grouped together to perform.