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I'd like to map a single key to specific sequence but the sequence I need to map is not available in the quick key Functions list.
You cannot use quick keys for this but you can make use of the macro feature in IntelliTerm. Here is how:

  • First make a connection to a server. Then select Macro->Edit. This will bring up the Macro Editor.

  • Between the Sub Main/End Sub statements type:
    CurrentHost.Keys ""



    where "" is the sequence you want to send.
    For example, your macro may look like:



    Sub Main

    CurrentHost.Keys Chr(27)+"[Z"

    End Sub



  • Select File->Save in the Macro editor to save the macro in a file



Now you can map the new macro to a key using the Keyboard Mapping Dialog (see FAQ "How do I map a key to a character sequence or action my application requires?")





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