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Jim Joe Johnson Registered 28/03/2004 Points 45	22nd May, 2004 at 16:56:49 - Ok. I got two extensions for control (control interpreter and controlX), and they ask for Key Values. They say that, for example, 32 is the space bar. How do you figure out which key has which value? P.S. DON'T post to tell me that another extension would be better. I JUST want to know how to figure the Key Values for the different keys. "Nasty, tricksy Hobbitts!"
Shen Possibly Insane Registered 14/05/2002 Points 3497	22nd May, 2004 at 17:02:30 - www.asciitable.com gone fishin'
ChrisB Crazy? Registered 16/08/2002 Points 5457	22nd May, 2004 at 18:11:26 - Control Interpreter doesn't get input, it processes it :S n/a
Mr Icekirby Registered 18/12/2003 Points 846	22nd May, 2004 at 20:30:55 - i like controlX! its cool Mr Icekirby says so! OBEY ME!
Jim Joe Johnson Registered 28/03/2004 Points 45	22nd May, 2004 at 21:36:54 - Ok, thats dandy. My prob is in my game i need the right shift button to perform an action, but the left shift button do nothing. There IS an extension for this, but it creates a big logo in the middle of the frame, and i want an alternative. "Nasty, tricksy Hobbitts!"
Shen Possibly Insane Registered 14/05/2002 Points 3497	23rd May, 2004 at 05:02:51 - Stupid question: Why the right shift? Why not use both shifts and give the players a choice? gone fishin'
Jim Joe Johnson Registered 28/03/2004 Points 45	23rd May, 2004 at 07:29:20 - BECAUSE its a two-player game!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Player One uses left shift, player two uses right!!! "Nasty, tricksy Hobbitts!"
ChrisB Crazy? Registered 16/08/2002 Points 5457	23rd May, 2004 at 07:51:46 - Answer: no you can't n/a
Kramy Registered 08/06/2002 Points 1888	23rd May, 2004 at 12:38:34 - XP distinguishes between left/right shift. I don't think any other versions of windows do though.(except possibly 2000...or does it?) Kramy
ChrisB Crazy? Registered 16/08/2002 Points 5457	23rd May, 2004 at 12:55:33 - Win95 is the only one that doesn't (I believe) n/a
Jim Joe Johnson Registered 28/03/2004 Points 45	23rd May, 2004 at 21:29:39 - I HAVE windows XP, but i dosent make a difference! I go to "button is pressed" in event editor, press right shift, and write my events. but they work for left shift, too! "Nasty, tricksy Hobbitts!"
Kramy Registered 08/06/2002 Points 1888	23rd May, 2004 at 22:13:39 - That's to maintain compatability with earlier windows versions. I would have thought Control X would distinguish between the two shifts, though. Edited by the Author. Kramy

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