Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : LOGIM.ZIP
Filename : KEYS.DEF

 
Output of file : KEYS.DEF contained in archive : LOGIM.ZIP
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------;
; ;
; LOGIMENU File definition for KeyBoard ;
; Copyright (C) 1987 LOGITECH, Inc. ;
; ;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------;
;
; The BEGIN statement indicates labels to execute for each of the three
; buttons, the four directions of movement, and indicates the sensitivity
; of the mouse movements
;

BEGIN leftb, midb, rightb, leftm, rightm, upm, downm, 4, 8
;
;NOTE: with 2-button mouse, "midb" means both buttons,
; and CHORDS are disabled
;

;
; The CHORDS statement indicates labels to execute when each of the
; four key combination is used:
; Left + Middle, Left + Right, Middle + Right, All Three

CHORDS lmb, lrb, mrb, allb

;
; The TYPE statement indicates characters that will be sent to the
; computer just as if they were typed from the keyboard. The characters
; should be one of ENTER, TAB, ESC, or BACKSP, a string of characters
; enclosed between " ", or a decimal number indicating it's ASCII code
; or extended ASCII code (preceding it with a zero).
;

;
; The three buttons
;
leftb: TYPE ENTER
midb: TYPE 3 ; CTRL-C
rightb: TYPE ESC

;
; The movements
;
leftm: TYPE 0,75 ; Left arrow (extended 75)

rightm: TYPE 0,77 ; Right arrow (extended 77)

upm: TYPE 0,72 ; Up arrow (extended 72)

downm: TYPE 0,80 ; Down arrow (extended 80)


;
; The chords
;
lmb: TYPE 3 ; Left + Middle is CTRL-C
lrb: TYPE 3 ; Left + Right is CTRL-C
mrb: TYPE 3 ; Middle + Right is CTRL-C
allb: TYPE 3 ; All Buttons is CTRL-C


  3 Responses to “Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : LOGIM.ZIP
Filename : KEYS.DEF

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