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haichen
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Location: Osnabrück, Germany
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urlwolf
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| Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 8:30 pm Post subject: |
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| SKAN wrote: | | haichen wrote: | Delete KeyMap.ini.
Restart PsPad. |
Yes! That was it. Thanks Thanks Thanks.  |
Thanks toralf for this wonderful script.
I have the same problem, ctrl + < does nothing.
I tried the remove INI trick but it didn't work for me. Using an US keyboard. |
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Tsurphr
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This may be a little late coming, but those of you still afflicted by the PSpad keybindings oddity who couldn't fix it with keymap.ini, here's what worked for me:
Settings => Program Settings => Keymap
Just click "Default" button to reset keys
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Mio
Joined: 05 Jun 2008
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| Tsurphr wrote: | This may be a little late coming, but those of you still afflicted by the PSpad keybindings oddity who couldn't fix it with keymap.ini, here's what worked for me:
Settings => Program Settings => Keymap
Just click "Default" button to reset keys |
Thank you! |
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BeachKlas
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 11:23 am Post subject: no support for custom program paths |
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I cant install this script for PSPad because it doesnt seem to support custom paths for autohotkey and PSPad.
I have installed autohotkey and PSPad in custom paths other than the standard ones: c:\program files\Autohotkey and c:\program files\PSPad.
The install script doesnt seem to be able to handle this.
It would be great if they could.
Maybe the paths to the programs could be read from out of the registry, or if both the autohotkey and PSPad paths could be selected manually.
From the autohotkey code of the install script it looks to me as if only the PSPad path and not the autohotkey path can manually be selected by the user. |
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BeachKlas
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 11:39 am Post subject: error in first dialog |
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Hello again.
After some rewriting of the script and adding directories and files to autohotkey and pspad directories I got it to work.
What I noticed though was that the questions from the installation scripts actually works in the opposite way around from what they say:
| Quote: | PSPad couldn't be found on your system.
Is PSPad installed?
If PSPad is installed, press "Yes" to
select the path manually.
If PSPad isn't installed, press "No". You
have to download and install it. A web-site
opens automatically from where you can downlaod it.
This script exits and you have to use it again
after the installation of PSPad. |
So when I click "no" it actually lets me select the path manually. And if I click "yes" it just opens the website to download pspad. |
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Chicken Pie 4 Tea
Joined: 18 Aug 2009
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Location: holland
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| Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 12:09 pm Post subject: |
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Just wanted to add that this worked fine for me - installed simply with no problems and I am using PSPAD 4.5.4 (2356)
Luckily I decided to do a search and found this thread as the script included with the install of autohotkey in the "EXTRAS" folder is very old now so I did not use it.
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