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05-13-2013, 06:40
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I would think it would be hard coded in the app and not in the resources. Track down the KeyDown event and change the push value (key code) before it to the key code you want to use. Function keys shouldn't be a problem but on some notebooks the BIOS can have other virtual keys locked. Use a program called AquaKeyTest if you need to see how your keyboard is mapped with the OS. It will return the key code of the key you pressed. Small Freeware app - attached
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05-13-2013, 07:32
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Just to clarify. It could easily be located in the resources also. Got to consider what programming lang and how the author implemented it. If in the resources it may be listed as a 'ShortCut' with a decimal value. F1 key should be 112d 70h
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