> Andrew Collier wrote: > > One idea you could consider, which Ian described to me (I think he'd used > > it in his X spectrum emulator) would be that Left-Shift produces the > > keystroke you'd expect from looking at your PC's keyboard (eg, left-shift > > and '0' gives ')') wheras Right-Shift directly corresponds to the Shift > key > > on the Sam (eg, right-shift and '0' gives '~'). > > I tend to use the different shift keys fairly interchangably when typing, > depending on what I'm shifting to get at, which would give very strange > results! Instead I've got 3 keyboard modes to choose from:
I use the both shifts too. (e.g. for " I always use right Shift, while left hand presses 2, etc.) (I'm affraid this example is irrelevant since " key is always on 2 ;-)) > distinguish between left and right versions on all platforms. I've not got > access to any USB keyboards to try it out... if they're cheap enough I might > give it a try! I'm affraid USB can distinguis shifts, but iMac can't. (not sure for this) > Join the SimCoupe nightmare club! ;-) I will join too. ;-) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Aley [eili] Keprt - student, programmer (multimedia soft. etc.) phone: +420-68-538 70 35 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *** http://get.to/aley ----------------------------------------------------------------