Copy And Paste On Touch Pro 2

txyaloo · #1 (**permalink**) 10-25-2009, 04:19 PM

CTRL + A is Select All. I have that mapped and it works 99% of the time.

CTRL + Z should be Undo. I don't have that mapped and can't tell you if it works.

rushco · #2 (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by txyaloo

CTRL + A is Select All. I have that mapped and it works 99% of the time.

CTRL + Z should be Undo. I don't have that mapped and can't tell you if it works.

Can you please share how you got CTRL + A to work? I look in the long list and only see Select and that is not it.

txyaloo · #3 (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by rushco

Can you please share how you got CTRL + A to work? I look in the long list and only see Select and that is not it.

My rule is set up like this:
Key Mode: Single/double click, long press
Event: Click
Action: Emulate key press
Key: 65 A key
Ctrl is checked
Send to: OS

So, when I press FN + A, it emulates CTRL+A, and selects all. It's worked in 99% of the programs I've tried.

**CovKid66** · #4 (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by rushco

Can you please share how you got CTRL + A to work? I look in the long list and only see Select and that is not it.

By the sounds of it you're looking for an action called "select all", right? That's not how he's doing it. You're simply mapping the "A" key with the Fn option, and then when you configure it you still map it to the letter "A" but you check the CTL box so that when you press Fn+A the system actually sends CTL+A. Any program that supports it will understand that CTL+A is the key combo for the "Select All" option.

Hope that makes sense.

rushco · #5 (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 06:37 PM

Thank you. I don't know why I was having such a hard time. I am an idiot.

Quote:

Originally Posted by txyaloo

My rule is set up like this:
Key Mode: Single/double click, long press
Event: Click
Action: Emulate key press
Key: 65 A key
Ctrl is checked
Send to: OS

So, when I press FN + A, it emulates CTRL+A, and selects all. It's worked in 99% of the programs I've tried.

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Originally Posted by CovKid66

By the sounds of it you're looking for an action called "select all", right? That's not how he's doing it. You're simply mapping the "A" key with the Fn option, and then when you configure it you still map it to the letter "A" but you check the CTL box so that when you press Fn+A the system actually sends CTL+A. Any program that supports it will understand that CTL+A is the key combo for the "Select All" option.

Hope that makes sense.

**CovKid66** · #6 (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by rushco

Thank you. I didn't think it worked like that. I think I tried CTRL + C and it didn't do anything but CTRL + Copy did. Now I get it.

CTRL + Copy? If you're trying to get Fn+C to emulate a CTRL+C then you simply map the C key with the FN option checked, and then set key mode to "Single/double click, long press", Event to "Click", Action to "Emulate key press", Key to "67 C key", and finally check the box below called "Ctrl". Now when you press Fn+c it will actually send a Ctrl+C command instead....which to most programs is "Copy".

Same goes for Fn+V, Fn+X, Fn+A, Fn+Left Arrow, Fn+Right Arrow.