User`s manual

Chapter 3 Macro Key Programming

3.3 Syntax

Macro definitions consist of ASCII characters or character codes

for special characters such as ALT, ENTER, SHIFT, F1, SF2, and

so on. These codes are predefined, and SFED842.COM will

display them on the screen for you. They are easily recognizable,

appearing between the square brackets ‘[‘ and ‘]’.

For example :

ALT represents [26]

ENTER represents [33]

In your macro script, you can enter ordinary text (ASCII

characters) or the code(s) of the required special character(s).

For example :

CD\TOOLKIT[33] means CD\TOOLKIT [ENTER]

For combination keystrokes (ALT/SHIFT/CTRL + another key)

enter the codes of the special characters, followed by

[90] (RELEASE).

For example:

ALT-F1 represents [26][44][90]

CRTL-C represents [28]C[90]

SHIFT-B represents [27]B[90]