Hello Flash,
I have something similar in my current setup. I am not quite sure why
this is but anyway my ad hoc solution using AutoHotKey follows:
; vDosPlus keyboad
; ----------------
#IfWinActive, vDosPlus ahk_class vDos
; solution to a bug in keyboard driver ? :
SC029::Send, {Alt down}{Numpad9}{Numpad6}{Alt Up} ; ` (left quote)+SC029::Send, {Alt down}{Numpad1}{Numpad2}{Numpad6}{Alt Up} ; ~ (ascii
tilde = 126)
^!SC029:: ; (XY conditional hyphen) Ctrl-Alt-tick/tilde tai
AltGr-tick/tilde (= ascii 126 entered), 3-letter tilde not used!
{
clipboard := "~"
Send, #^v
Exit
}
Best regards,
Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
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Flash kirjoitti 9.12.2024 klo 11:38:
Y'all,
Well, as Mr. Spock would say, "Fascinating." Somebody else out there
uses tildes. It is commonly used as the logical-negation symbol (I
sometimes work in symbolic logic, hence the connection to Mr. Spock). My
difficulty is that on my kbd, key nr. 41, which is embossed with a tilde
symbol, returns an error message when I assign any value to it in the
kbd driver (see screamshot), so I have had to assign ASCII 126 to some
other key. Grrrr.
Carl, have you any idea what error 7E means?
I have hyphenation turned off in XY3, as I use XY3 only for bulk input;
all formatting I do in PageMaker (which has a XY3, but not a XY4, import
filter).
Yours,
<<MD FL>>