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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.
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| Product: Distinct Intelliterm | Topic: Keyboard Mapping | Last updated: 3/31/2008 | | | | Q.: 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.
| A.: 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 "<string>"
where "<string>" 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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