Is there a way to get a page of instructions? Do I have to fill out trigger words if it documents all keystrokes?
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You do not have to add trigger words if you collect all keystrokes. If you have certain words you want to look for in the results it does make it easier to find them in the captured text, however.
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truthfully i dont even think it came with instructions...lol. I save all my paper work cause i built my pc just incase for warranty issues and i have nothing for the keyboard
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Yes, a small booklet accompanied mine. Tells what each key on the keypad is and it's function.
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a program called 'AutoHotKey' will allow you to do so by writing a script. Any key or mouse button can be mapped to any other key or mouse button.
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There are instructions included with the keyboard. However your software has to be able to keep up with key combinations that are entered way faster than any human can. My one game that uses macros was not able to keep up with it and the key combination was always only half entered.
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Not as far a I know in standard usage. I imagine if you have a program like AutoHotKey installed you could map something to an F key. It does have a Function key but it is for switching to lesser used characters. You can use things like chrome shortcuts instead like ctrl T or Ctrl shift T
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instructions for activation can be found at www.logitech.com/support/ultrathin-keyboard-folio-15
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Do you mean that (after programming it) you plug this into a usb port on your computer and the computer automatically thinks it's a keyboard?Yes, you can map it anyway you like and it the same as hitting that key on the keyboard. You can even map combinations such as atl+F or ctrl+V into one keystroke. Very handy. THIS is for Global Marketing Genovation Model Keyprogrammable Keypad (683-U)search Amazon for the best price,,,,should work better than the g-13,,,,Tj
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Here the website that will give you instructions. www.keyfobprogram.com/fd1
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I don't think you can use it to macro a text string (like "hello there"). However, you can use EventGhost or AutoHotKey to accept a non-printable key, such as F13, and then expand that to a text macro.If you just want to use it to log in to Windows, I'd suggest setting up a login PIN on Windows 8.
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As for the keygrabber. I wish I could tell you. I could never get any part of it to work. The company was on absolutely no help. I wish I could give you a better answer. I ended up buying a keylogger program and it was easier to use than the supposed plug-n-play.
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Since the overlay is just that, there are no instructions needed. The cartridges come with the instructions as to which keys are to be used for which design. Hope this helps.
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The apostrophe is the fn key (blue) and letter L ( if youo look under the L you will see the ') not sure waht you mean about mouse pad unless yu mean the indentation on bottom left? You can do ome navigation via the updown left and right keys though
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I don't know about consecutive keystrokes. I would have to test that. It can handle concurrent keystrokes like Ctrl+X
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If you press the star key on the top of the keyboard below the silver 3 key you may find some info. The 5 silver keys 1-5 are programmable, I believe. The sliding black key between letters G and H enlarges or shrinks items on the screen. The others that have icons on them are straight forward. I don't know what the silver arrows by the wrist rest do. I was very unhappy that it came without a manual.
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Hey Alonzo- Everything is included as well at our LIVE tech support to walk you through the programing. If you need a keypad, we have those available as well. We look forward to helping you out. Thanks... Matty
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Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem.