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Show Map , then moving the pointer over a key in the lower layout and holding down
the left mouse button. The key or key combination which emulate the function of the
key you are currently pressing will be displayed in the
upper layout as if pressed in.
Note: Control key functions are not shown.
TeemTalk provides two quick and easy ways of changing the default keyboard
mapping to suit your requirements.
Remapping Normal Key Functions
The following method is suitable when the function to be remapped does not require
a combination of keys to be pressed to action it. For example, you can make the
F1
key on your keyboard emulate the Insert key of the terminal keyboard being
emulated, but you cannot specify that pressing the keys Alt + F1 together will
perform the Insert key function.
First, set the Keyboard Action option to Map Key , click the key in the lower layout
showing the legend of the function required, then click the key in the upper layout
which you want to assign that function to.
Note that you will now have two keys which emulate the same function, the default
mapping and the mapping you have just specified. You can either leave them this
way or assign a new function to the key which was mapped by default.
Remapping Key Combination Functions
The following method is suitable for both normal key functions and key combination
functions. For example, you can map the
Insert key function to the F1 key on your
keyboard, and you can make the keys Alt + F1 emulate the Help key when pressed
together.
First, click the key in the upper layout (representing your keyboard) to which you
want to assign a function. The
Define Key Macro dialog box will be displayed, as
shown below. This example shows how the F1 key is mapped by default.