You can optionally define a custom function in the HTML or Java script file used to start the sessions.

Complete the assignment by following the steps for Assigning keys to functions, choosing Custom Functions as the category. When you do this, the Custom Functions category will appear with your newly defined functions, which can then be assigned to any key. If you want to assign a key or key combination to a custom function that is not currently listed in Keyboard Remap under the Custom Functions category, you can define these functions using the Custom Function Editor. After you have successfully assigned all the keys you want, click OK.You will be shown the function that the key is assigned to and told to unassign the key first. If the key has already been assigned to a function, If this happens, you should not use Alt in key combinations. If your browser is a version of Netscape earlier than 6.x, you might experience problems attempting to assignĪ key combination to a function using the Alt key. You can assign a key combination to a function using the Alt, Ctrl, and Shift keys (for example, Alt+F1 or Ctrl+Alt+Q). On your keyboard, press the key you want to assign to this function.Select the function you want to assign a key to.Click Edit > Preference > Keyboard, or click the Remap button on the toolbar.To assign or reassign a key to a function: Refer to Saving Keyboard and Toolbar configuration components. For more information about the Save As option, TheĬurrent keyboard settings in your session are selected by default. The current session or a file on your local system. To save the keyboard definition to either Save and Save As Click Save to save the keyboard definition to the location from which you opened it. If there is a function already assigned to this key, that function will appear Search for Key Click this button to find out if a certain key has already been assigned to a function. Reset All Click this button to restore the default key assignments to all functions. Reset Key Click this button and then select a key to restore the key to its default assignment. You can also assign a toolbar button to a custom function from the Keystroke page of the Customize Toolbar dialog. You can then go to the Keyboard Remap dialog, choose Custom Functions from the Category list, and your defined custom functions will appear in the list available for remapping. Using the Custom Function Editor, you can add or delete a custom function. These new functions may be mapped to key combinations, much like the predefined keyboard functions. The Custom Function Editor allows you to define and maintain new keyboard functions, called custom functions, without having to edit HTML and Java script files. Unassign Key After selecting a function, click this button to undo its key assignment.Ĭustom Functions Click this button to bring up the Custom Function Editor.Ĭertain keyboard functions are predefined with Host On-Demand for remapping. Note that if the administrator has disabled Edit Keyboard Mappings, the only available button on thisĪssign a Key After selecting a function, click this button to assign a key to it. Refer toĭefault Characters and Functions for more information. Select a function in this table to change its key assignment. When you select a category, the specific functions within that category appear in the table below, along with Opening Keyboard and Toolbar configuration components.Ĭategory Select the category of function you want to work with, for example, Characters, Host Functions, Custom Functions, and To a drive (shared or local) to which you have access. In order to open a keyboard or toolbarĭefinition file, it must have been previously saved This remainder of this help file contains the following subsections:ĪPL keyboard support Key Assignment Open You can open a new definition for a configuration component, such as keyboard or toolbar, from two different locations:Ĭurrent keyboard definition in your session is selected by default. The numberic keys 0-9 and * and # can be remapped. To access the Keyboard window, either click the Remap button on the toolbar,Ĭlick Edit > Preferences > Keyboard, or click Keyboard in the session properties.

The action can be to display a character, to execute a hostįunction, to execute a custom function, or to execute a menu command. The sequence of keystrokes can be either a single key or a single key combined with Particular action, so that typing the sequence of keystrokes causes theĪction to occur. Keyboard remapping lets you associate a sequence of keystrokes with a

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