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How do I program a CTRL+key combination into a single key?

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How do I program a CTRL+key combination into a single key?

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With Windows version utilities, just enter the following string for the key: [Ctrl][X][0F0][Ctrl] where X is the Ctrl-key you would like to program. With DOS version programming utilities, be sure the key you are programming is in Scan Code mode (F8). Press ESC key followed by the CTRL key and then the particular keys you would like to program. To deactivate the CTRL function (simulate release of the CTRL key) for entering following keys without the CTRL function, a break code has to be inserted. Press ESC followed by the letter “f” and “0”, making the code “0f0”. Then press ESC followed by CTRL key.

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