> <f1> <f1> (translated from <S-f1> <S-f1>) runs the command help-for-help
> So I believe my problem comes from the "(translated from <S-f1> <S-f1>)",
> which prevents Emacs from distinguishing f1 from S-f1.
It distinguishes it just fine. It's just that since you don't have any
command bound to S-f1 whereas you do have one bound to f1, it demotes S-f1
to f1. Emacs has always (tried to) ignore(d) the shift modifier if that
allowed it to find a binding. If you add a binding to S-f1, you'll see that
Emacs picks it up just fine.
Stefan
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