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- Redefining Keys
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- To redefine what the keys on your keyboard mean, first click
- the Command Window icon to open the Command Window. Type KEY
- and press Return.
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- The words "Press key to redefine:" will appear. Press the key
- whose meaning you want to change. You cannot change normal keys,
- so you will have to use the Option or Command key while pressing
- the key to change. The words "Define it as:" will then appear.
- Enter the sequence of keystrokes you want to assign to that key.
- Press Command-a to finish.
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- Key redefining lasts only through your current session with True
- BASIC. You can save your key reassignments in a file by entering
- KEY TO filename on the command line. You can retrieve those key
- assignments by entering the command KEY FROM filename.
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