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Postby bigbird » 2009.09.17 (23:19)

Well, i have a laptop which doesn't have an insert or del or pad 0 key. Is there some way i can still make maps without typing code? pm me maybe?

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Postby Technochocolate » 2009.09.18 (00:40)

What laptop are you using? the XO-1?
I'm not sure. How do you normally delete, just backspace?

Well, I can only add to the list of impossible ideas you've started there: Reprogram N yourself?
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Postby Tunco » 2009.09.18 (11:42)

Use a screen keyboard.
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Postby Atilla » 2009.09.18 (13:17)

Most laptops which lack those keys have an Fn (Function) key which will let you use another part of the keyboard to do that stuff. Does your laptop have an Fn key?

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Postby Rhekatou » 2009.09.18 (15:37)

What atilla said, or if you're on Windows go:
(Start)
(All Programs)
(Accessories)
(Ease of Access)
(On-Screen Keyboard)
*Click*
*Tada*
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Postby bigbird » 2009.09.28 (02:47)

thanks guys. i will try the on-screen keyboard thing. i have a mac. it has both the mac OS and windows vista. it has an fn key and a backspace...

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Postby Tunco » 2009.09.28 (16:03)

Rhekatou wrote:What atilla said, or if you're on Windows go:
(Start)
(All Programs)
(Accessories)
(Ease of Access)
(On-Screen Keyboard)
*Click*
*Tada*
Yes, what I've exatly said.
bigbird wrote:thanks guys. i will try the on-screen keyboard thing. i have a mac. it has both the mac OS and windows vista. it has an fn key and a backspace...
My laptop has Fn, and any key that has Fn function has a orange text under the normal text, like ScrLk. You should be able to use it that way.
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