User's Guide

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Shortcuts panel
The Shortcuts panel is used to congure keyboard shortcuts
that can be used to control various functions within MultiProler
via the keyboard. This makes it possible to control MultiProler
from within other applications simply by selecting a
customizable key combination on the keyboard.
MultiProler will respond to registered keyboard shortcuts
even when it is not in the foreground.
Keyboard modiers can be used together with a standard
key to create more unique key combinations. The following
modiers can be used in combination:
• Shift key
• CTRL key (Control key on Macs)
• ALT key (Option key ⌥ on Macs)
• Windows key
ÿ
(Command ⌘ / Apple key on Macs)
Different key combinations can be congured for each
command, or the same combination can be assigned to
multiple commands. When the same combination is assigned
to multiple options within a command, then the function will
alternate between the selected options with each shortcut keypress.
The same key combination can also be assigned to multiple different commands. In this case all of the commands will
be performed with each shortcut keypress. For example if the key combination ALT+Shift+1 is assigned to Color Vision
Off and Picture Mode 1, then both operations will be performed when the key combination is pressed.
To congure the key combination for a command, rst select it in the command list. Next click in the Shortcut Key
Combination entry area and then press the desired combination of keyboard keys for the shortcut. The key combination
will be shown. Next click the Apply button to enable the new key combinations.
To remove a shortcut key combination, rst select it in the command list, then click the “x” button. Finally click the Apply
button to update the keyboard shortcuts.
Notes:
1. The keystrokes for a shortcut will be “consumed” by MultiProler and will not be relayed to other applications. Be careful
when assigning keyboard shortcuts not to assign common key combinations, or combinations that may be used in other
applications. For example assigning the key “1” to a function in MultiProler will cause all key presses of the number “1” to
disappear if MultiProler is running. It is better to use a key combination such as “ALT+SHIFT+1” to avoid this.
2. Not all keyboard shortcut combinations can be used with MultiProler due to system restrictions. Be sure to test the
combination rst.
3. MultiProler must be running in order for the keyboard shortcuts to function, but does not need to be the foreground
application.
The following command functions are available:
• Display Select - If there is more than one supported NEC display model connected, this command can be
used to select which display other commands will be applied to. Selecting between up to 5 different connected
displays is supported.
• Picture Mode - Selects which of the 5 Picture Modes to apply to the main window. For models that support
Active Picture, this selects the Picture Mode to apply to the current Active Picture when Multi Picture is being
used.