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Fabien
Hi all,
I've got a problem with my Dektop Elite keyboard and my inspiron 9300
keyboard. This problem is not specificaly related to Vista, I also uncounter
it under XP. I've also noticed this problem on other MS keyboards, so I
nothing this is more a general problem.
Here I go :
1. Plug a MS keyboard on an Inspiron 9300
2. Install Intellitype 6.1 (latest version available, but the problem
existed on the older versions)
3. Once installed, use the Inspiron Fn keys.
Here is what happened :
For the general Fn Keys (mute, vol. up, vol down) it work flowlessy. But
after pressing certain keys, the nightmare begin.
Using the MsKey.exe tool, I've been able to see what's going on...
Fn + F3 (Show battery) -> Intellitype interprete it as "redo"
Fn + F8 (toggle screen) -> Zoom +
Fn + F10 (Open CD Tray) -> Alt + Tab
Fn + Down (Brightness down) -> Messenger key
More problematic, after pressing the shortcut, the make event is well
received by the MSKey.exe tool, but the break event is never called, so this
mean the shortcut stay activ.
I customized my commands.xml file so I could disable the Zoom + feature and
disabled the messenger key, but my question is :
Is MS aware of this problem, and is their something they could do to correct
this incompatibility problem ?
Regards
I've got a problem with my Dektop Elite keyboard and my inspiron 9300
keyboard. This problem is not specificaly related to Vista, I also uncounter
it under XP. I've also noticed this problem on other MS keyboards, so I
nothing this is more a general problem.
Here I go :
1. Plug a MS keyboard on an Inspiron 9300
2. Install Intellitype 6.1 (latest version available, but the problem
existed on the older versions)
3. Once installed, use the Inspiron Fn keys.
Here is what happened :
For the general Fn Keys (mute, vol. up, vol down) it work flowlessy. But
after pressing certain keys, the nightmare begin.
Using the MsKey.exe tool, I've been able to see what's going on...
Fn + F3 (Show battery) -> Intellitype interprete it as "redo"
Fn + F8 (toggle screen) -> Zoom +
Fn + F10 (Open CD Tray) -> Alt + Tab
Fn + Down (Brightness down) -> Messenger key
More problematic, after pressing the shortcut, the make event is well
received by the MSKey.exe tool, but the break event is never called, so this
mean the shortcut stay activ.
I customized my commands.xml file so I could disable the Zoom + feature and
disabled the messenger key, but my question is :
Is MS aware of this problem, and is their something they could do to correct
this incompatibility problem ?
Regards