Is there any way to program the on screen keyboard (on page 9/9) to program some of the blank available keys with ESC, END, CTRL and F1 - F12? They are currently not used and I can not find an application that will give me these key functions anywhere. I need them for a DOS program I am running via a gotomypc connection.
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Hi. I'm trying to do something I can't figure out how, so I need some help.
I'm connecting to my server from my Hermes with PocketPuTTY. On my server I have Midnight Commander, which is easy to use etc. The only problem is I'm missing some keys on the keyboard, especially the arrow keys, which are not mapped with the same scancodes as a PC appearantly, and the function keys F1-F10.
So I'm looking for 2 things: 1) A program that can map scancodes to the keyboard, and 2) the actual scancodes for the arrow keys and function keys on a PC so I know what to map.
Any help here is greatly appreciated. I also want to know if what I want to do is possible at all, at the moment I'm not too sure it can be done...
Thanx, Artur
maybe this could lead you in the right direction
http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&s...t=result&cd=1&q=arrow+key+ascii+value&spell=1
or searchs like it
one can always test an ascii value by holding down alt and typing the dec value
Hello, I am running gotomypc for mobile phones and am trying to run a program on my host computer (a DOS based program) which works fine, but need to have access to the ESC (escape) button, the END button and a few of the function buttons (like F2, F3, F4, etc...). Is there a way to map a button, or a program that can add them via the onscreen keyboard? Maybe a keyboard hack or tweak? Like I said, the program works, but without these buttons I can not use the program correctly.
Thanks for all the help in advance!
bump......
Perhaps magikb lite.
Is there a way to map a button (prefer the PPT button) so that when you push it, the onscreen keyboard appears?
Thanks!
Not too sure ...
AFAIK, the keyboard can only popup when the OS recognises you are in an environment where text input is allowed by the foreground application.
If that is the case, then a crude way of doing this would be to write a mortscript to "click" the screen at the coordinates where the keyboard icon is. This script could then be linked to one of the many keyboard mappers available (Have a look at AE Button Plus at http://ae.inc.ru/aebplus.php). This is crude however - I realise the position of the keyboard icon can vary from the middle to the rhs of the screen depending on application.
Why not just use the real keyboard ?
arabbitte said:
AFAIK, the keyboard can only popup when the OS recognises you are in an environment where text input is allowed by the foreground application.
If that is the case, then a crude way of doing this would be to write a mortscript to "click" the screen at the coordinates where the keyboard icon is. This script could then be linked to one of the many keyboard mappers available (Have a look at AE Button Plus at http://ae.inc.ru/aebplus.php). This is crude however - I realise the position of the keyboard icon can vary from the middle to the rhs of the screen depending on application.
Why not just use the real keyboard ?
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The reason is that I'm trying to get Windows 95 to run on my Fuze - and I got everything working except that I need to hit the F12 key. For that I installed VGA_Keyboard which has that - but the issue I'm having is figuring out how to get the keyboard to popup so I can actually hit the damn F12 key...hahaha...so close.....yet so far away...grrrrr
W95? Wow, that's interesting!
Sounds like the keyboard will be a w95 thing rather than a ppc thing? If so, is it not a w95 soft keyboard you need? Anyway, sorry, don't think I can help :-(
Is there any way to get the function key to work with the keyboard dock ?
The function key are replaced with android functions. This is nice, but when i'm using a terminal emulation, or any other app, how can i use the Functions keys F1-F10 without the use of a software key ?
You would need a terminal or software that supports mapping the keys accordingly. If you know what it sends, BTEP allows customizing what the Back, Search, Volume +, Volume -, Camera, and Focus keys send but we don't have the last two but AFAIK no body supports our other buttons.
In practice it's not wise to use the function keys for a terminal based program, unless you are sure you will be using a terminal that has them!
AFAIK the VT100 and VT220 terminals that are commonly emulated didn't have true function keys but did have something vaguly like F1 to F4; what stuff like XTerm and Screen do to make F1-F12 work is sort of a lie that happens to works with the right stuff. So YMMV even on PCs.
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I use ConnectBot and it works really well. The functions keys are returned corectly as well. My only problem is that when using the keyboard dock, i can't type the f keys, i need to unplug the keboard, then use the software keyboard (ESC Hackers keyboard) and then select the Function keys.
Is there any way to get the function key to work with the keyboard dock ?
The Function Keys
OK.. i found them
CTRL + number
so F1= CTRL+1, F2= CTRL+2 etc..
thanks
And can somebody tell, .. plz, ..
How on physical clave switch between the languages?
Combination from Win don't work :-(
On Tachie panel any layout working and all the switches, as usual .. And switch languages on the dock clave is not found ..
The result is not fun to sit with the dock, and print on Tachie ..
Thnks
Hello,
I have found that when I remote desktop to my Windows PC, that when i mean to type the following on the android keyboard I get the following symbol on the PC
(the character I want [what's on the Windows keyboard]) = (the key i type on the Android Keyboard)
'=#
@=~
#=\
~=|
\=+
|=+
for example with the first one
I press what looks like the ' key on my android key board and a # key is displayed on my screen
How can I go about fixing these? It works for all the other keys I have tested
The android keyboard has the same labels/layout-ish as the keyboard I use on my PC ( " above the 2) so they are both UK (i think)
Also within Android Apps, pressing those keys produces the desired character/symbol
I would really appreciate your help, it's not a vitally awful be all and end all disaster, but a bit annoying
Cheers,
--jr--