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Old 02-01-2002, 08:50 AM   #1
butthead
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Exclamation modification to .Xmodmap


I am working on setting some user specific keys by modifying .Xmodmap in the user's home directory so the users have a more convenient way of moving around in their Netscape application and am having a bit of trouble.

I have successfully changed the '+' adjacent to the numeric pad to return Tab and the '*' adjacent to the numeric pad to return Escape. I want to change the '-' adjacent to the numeric pad to return Shift+Tab (back tab). I used xev to view what is returned by the combination of Shift and Tab (ISO_Left_Tab) and tried setting the '-' to return this value. This works in xev, but not in Netscape which is where the application is running.

Any suggestions on how I get this to work?

:smash:

Thanks!!!
 
  


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