Open a terminal session.
The steps depend on your user interface mode.
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User Interface Mode |
Steps |
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Ribbon |
On the Tools tab, click Keyboard Mapper. |
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InfoConnect Browser |
On the InfoConnect menu, choose Tools, and then Keyboard Mapper. |
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TouchUX |
Tap the Wrench icon and then under Tools, select Keyboard Mapper. |
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Classic MDI |
On the View menu, click Keyboard Map. (From VT sessions go to Setup > Keyboard.) |
With the Keyboard Mapper, you can view and edit terminal keyboard maps, or create keyboard shortcuts. Changes are saved to the keyboard map A keyboard map is a configuration file that allows you to use your PC keyboard as a host terminal keyboard. Keyboard maps also include definitions for keyboard shortcuts. file when you click OK.
NOTE:If the currently selected map file is one of the built-in map files, InfoConnect automatically creates an editable copy of the map file, saves your changes to this file, and saves it to the Keyboard Maps folder in your InfoConnect user data folder This folder location is configurable using the Data Location tab during installation. The default is C:\Users\username\Documents\Micro Focus\InfoConnect. .
Map Keys
Redefine keystrokes using the following options:
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Press the key or key combination that you want to map |
Define the combination of keys for the keystroke. |
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Reset |
Resets the selected key combination to None. |
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Select Action |
Select an action to associate with the specified keystroke. |
Keyboard Mapper
This table shows you all of the defined keystrokes for the map, which you can modify.
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Modify |
Opens the Select Action dialog box, from which you can change the action associated with the keystroke. |
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Delete |
Removes the selected keystroke from the keyboard map. |
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