One-Key Macros Can Be Used to Substitute for Two-Key Sequences (66418)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows 3.0
- Microsoft Windows 3.0a
- Microsoft Windows 3.1
- Microsoft Windows 3.11
This article was previously published under Q66418
One-key macros can be used to allow single keys to function as two
keys pressed simultaneously (for example, SHIFT+CTRL). This ability
may be of particular interest to people unable to press more than one
key at a time.
For example, a macro can be used to execute the CTRL+ESC key
combination when you press the F11 key, which is rarely used by
applications.
A macro file containing such a macro, or a collection of similar
macros, can be entered on the LOAD= or RUN= line of the WIN.INI file,
allowing the macros to be immediately available upon entering Windows.
| Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 7/7/2005 |
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| Keywords: | KB66418 |
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