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| Finding the correct rawkey or predef key |
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Cambridge, UK
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To help users find the correct rawkey or predef key to use in a profile, I added a section in the *TB* tab to help you.
Fire up TouchBuddy in Client mode (doesnt matter if you are not using client/server), select the *TB* tab, then press and hold the key you want. TouchBuddy should display the rawkey and predef key assignments like the screenshot below. ![]() In this example, I am holding down the left ALT key, which the system also sees as the ALT key (not left specific). For any character other than A-Z or 0-9, I highly recommend you use this, because different keyboard layouts and languages will move key names around.
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![]() ![]() (Setup: XP Pro, classic mode, LinITX 8" touchscreen (Client/Server), 19" touchscreen (Local), latest development version of TouchBuddy) |
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Toolkit Creator
Join Date: May 2006
Location: On your Six!
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This is AWESOME! I saw this a few days ago, but since I don't run TB in Client/Server mode I just ignored it. But I did wonder why it didn't work in Local mode...
But now I see that it doesn't matter. I will definitly be using this to test my A10 profile today. Sweet!
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Cambridge, UK
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It does not work in Local mode because of the NOACTIVATE flag on the window. This allows mouse events to be received by the window (pressing buttons, mouse move, mouse up/down, etc), but keypress events are not available unless the window can be "activated".
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![]() ![]() (Setup: XP Pro, classic mode, LinITX 8" touchscreen (Client/Server), 19" touchscreen (Local), latest development version of TouchBuddy) |
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