Function keys using PuTTY
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17 years 5 months ago #2057
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I am using PuTTY to telnet T24 but don´t know how to map the function keys F1 (Ctrl U), F2 (Ctrl B),... Any help will be very appreciated.
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I am using PuTTY to telnet T24 but don´t know how to map the function keys F1 (Ctrl U), F2 (Ctrl B),... Any help will be very appreciated.
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17 years 4 months ago #2058
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Replied by Chris on topic use AutoHotKey
You may use PuTTY in combination with AutoHotKey for that.
Here's the link:
www.autohotkey.com/
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Here's the link:
www.autohotkey.com/
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17 years 1 month ago #2059
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Download AutoHotkey software from
www.autohotkey.com/download
Install it, run it and go to File -> Edit Script and replace the content of the AutoHotkey.ahk with
#IfWinActive ahk_class PuTTY
{
F1::Send, ^U{Enter}
F2::Send, ^B{Enter}
F3::Send, ^F{Enter}
F4::Send, ^E{Enter}
F5::Send, ^V{Enter}
F12::Send, ^T{Enter}
}
Then run File -> Reload Script
When you open PuTTY the top window you use will use the Fxx keys according to the above specified. You may also define your own mapping if you like. AutoHotkey is a very powerful tool. It should stay resident in the tray.
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www.autohotkey.com/download
Install it, run it and go to File -> Edit Script and replace the content of the AutoHotkey.ahk with
#IfWinActive ahk_class PuTTY
{
F1::Send, ^U{Enter}
F2::Send, ^B{Enter}
F3::Send, ^F{Enter}
F4::Send, ^E{Enter}
F5::Send, ^V{Enter}
F12::Send, ^T{Enter}
}
Then run File -> Reload Script
When you open PuTTY the top window you use will use the Fxx keys according to the above specified. You may also define your own mapping if you like. AutoHotkey is a very powerful tool. It should stay resident in the tray.
Chris
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