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That may well be the problem.In the "Centarea HID.xml" file, there are entries both for lower case letters and for upper case letters. Example: for the "H" and "h" keys (the latter includes the shortcut for the "Home" panel):[code]<button name="H" code="1072"> <action layer="0" condition="*" conproperty="-1" command="ACTION" cmdproperty="93" cmdkeychar="72" cmdkeycode="0" sound="cursor.wav" /></button><button name="h" code="72"> <action layer="0" condition="WINDOW" conproperty="1002" command="ACTION" cmdproperty="93" cmdkeychar="104" cmdkeycode="0" sound="cursor.wav" /> <action layer="0" condition="*" conproperty="-1" command="WINDOW" cmdproperty="0" sound="click.wav" /></button>[/code]For "H", the ASCII code for "H" is simply passed through. For "h", the ASCII code for "h" is passed through if the current panel is the on-screen keyboard, otherwise the "Home" panel is invoked.The problem is that this is not new function -- the list shortcuts have existed in earlier releases of MP. If you use MP primarily with a remote control, you probably don't use list shortcuts (this is my situation). But if you use MP in a window on a laptop or desktop system, you may well have become accustomed to using list shortcuts, and (probably) won't look favourably on a release of MP that takes them away. So I think that they need to be added. -- from CyberSimian in the UK
That may well be the problem.
In the "Centarea HID.xml" file, there are entries both for lower case letters and for upper case letters. Example: for the "H" and "h" keys (the latter includes the shortcut for the "Home" panel):
[code]<button name="H" code="1072">
<action layer="0" condition="*" conproperty="-1"
command="ACTION" cmdproperty="93"
cmdkeychar="72" cmdkeycode="0"
sound="cursor.wav" />
</button>
<button name="h" code="72">
<action layer="0" condition="WINDOW" conproperty="1002"
cmdkeychar="104" cmdkeycode="0"
command="WINDOW" cmdproperty="0"
sound="click.wav" />
</button>[/code]
For "H", the ASCII code for "H" is simply passed through.
For "h", the ASCII code for "h" is passed through if the current panel is the on-screen keyboard, otherwise the "Home" panel is invoked.
The problem is that this is not new function -- the list shortcuts have existed in earlier releases of MP. If you use MP primarily with a remote control, you probably don't use list shortcuts (this is my situation). But if you use MP in a window on a laptop or desktop system, you may well have become accustomed to using list shortcuts, and (probably) won't look favourably on a release of MP that takes them away. So I think that they need to be added.
-- from CyberSimian in the UK