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<blockquote data-quote="and-81" data-source="post: 77825" data-attributes="member: 11844">Yeah, I have done that where possible, but what I explained was only an example.&nbsp; The reason I want to map Enter and Backspace is because I'm integrating support for the alternate MCE remote driver made by BZR (The one used by HIP).The alternate driver does not have OS controlled mappings for Clear, Enter, PC Power, Arrows, OK, *, #, or any of the number buttons.&nbsp; I've currently got everything except Clear and Enter mapped.Hopefully it won't be long and I'll have some basic context-sensitive IR blasting working too, I'm hoping in the long run I can do away with HIP and have MP turn my tv on and set the source, send volume commands to my receiver when I'm watching a dvd, and all that jazz.Any info on this key press mapping would be great.&nbsp; I should probably trace through the code, but I had a quick look and couldn't figure it out straight away so I was hoping someone would have a quick answer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="and-81, post: 77825, member: 11844"] Yeah, I have done that where possible, but what I explained was only an example. The reason I want to map Enter and Backspace is because I'm integrating support for the alternate MCE remote driver made by BZR (The one used by HIP). The alternate driver does not have OS controlled mappings for Clear, Enter, PC Power, Arrows, OK, *, #, or any of the number buttons. I've currently got everything except Clear and Enter mapped. Hopefully it won't be long and I'll have some basic context-sensitive IR blasting working too, I'm hoping in the long run I can do away with HIP and have MP turn my tv on and set the source, send volume commands to my receiver when I'm watching a dvd, and all that jazz. Any info on this key press mapping would be great. I should probably trace through the code, but I had a quick look and couldn't figure it out straight away so I was hoping someone would have a quick answer. [/QUOTE]

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