Posted by member 212670 on 2005-11-07 20:56:04 link
Here's an example for my MS Multimedia keyboard's volume up key.
1. Open your vk104.txt file in your \Litestep\personal\jkey folder.
2. On its own line, add:
For example, my volume up's vkcode is 000000AF. Of course, you want the name (WOOT above) to be something sensible, so I use VolumeUp. So this is what it looks like for me:
(Or AF for short works, too.)
3. Make a hotkey for it.
Note: *hotkey is used instead of *jkey when jKeyUseHotkeyDef is defined (which it is by default).
That's it. When I use the volume up key on my keyboard, it uses the 000000AF code, which points to VolumeUp. So whatever !BangCommand you have defined is fired.
1. Open your vk104.txt file in your \Litestep\personal\jkey folder.
2. On its own line, add:
WOOT , VkCode
For example, my volume up's vkcode is 000000AF. Of course, you want the name (WOOT above) to be something sensible, so I use VolumeUp. So this is what it looks like for me:
VolumeUp , 000000AF
(Or AF for short works, too.)
3. Make a hotkey for it.
*Hotkey .none VolumeUp !BangCommand
Note: *hotkey is used instead of *jkey when jKeyUseHotkeyDef is defined (which it is by default).
That's it. When I use the volume up key on my keyboard, it uses the 000000AF code, which points to VolumeUp. So whatever !BangCommand you have defined is fired.