On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 08:46:05AM +0200, Fran wrote: > On 27/03/2012 08:26, Pete Goodeve wrote: > > > > Anyhow, the (Microsoft) K/B has a wide variety of buttons and keys > > that are not recognized by Haiku -- even the function keys need a > > "Function Lock". Can anyone tell me what these keys send, and is > > there any way to detect them from Haiku? (It would be fun to have > > them actually do things.) > > If they do send keystrokes correctly it should be easy. > SpicyKeys used to show them when pressed so one could add actions. > Not sure our shortcuts prefs does alike yet. > If not please send a patch :) Yes! They do, and it does... Well mostly anyway. There are five prominent buttons on the USB K/B that don't seem to do anything at all, but all the others show their keycodes in the shortcuts pref. Annoyingly my usual (Compaq) K/B has extra buttons too [forgot about them I've had it so long] but they also are not seen by shortcuts. Wonder if they need to be primed by some signal from Windows or something? I gather that 'shortcuts' *is* essentially 'SpicyKeys'? I can't find any documentation in the User Guide, but trying out some of the ideas from the SpicyKeys doc, they seem to work. Thanks. -- Pete --