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ADCS Function Key
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2008-02-23
edited 2008-02-25
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Hi,
I want to define the function keys in the VT100 Stylesheet, for example 'REGISTER'. Can anyone tell me the codes for the keyboard ?
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Jorge_Torres_[MSFT]
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2008-02-25
There is a pdf document in partnersource that explains this.
https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource ... page=false
Alternatively, you can look at the xslt that is installed in the system (XP-based).
"
<xsl:template match="Function[.='REGISTER']">
<Function Key1="27" Key2="79" Key3="82" Key4="0" Key5="0" Key6="0"><xsl:value-of select="."/></Function>
</xsl:template>
"
Normally, this is defined in the manufacturer of the handhelds you are using.
Or maybe I misunderstood the question?
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https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource ... page=false
Alternatively, you can look at the xslt that is installed in the system (XP-based).
"
<xsl:template match="Function[.='REGISTER']">
<Function Key1="27" Key2="79" Key3="82" Key4="0" Key5="0" Key6="0"><xsl:value-of select="."/></Function>
</xsl:template>
"
Normally, this is defined in the manufacturer of the handhelds you are using.
Or maybe I misunderstood the question?