Okay. Here's the issue. I need to set up key bindings for Webvisum. One would think that merely pressing the keys one wants should do it, but, no go. I can focus on the area where a key binding is to be entered with no problem at all. The issue comes with actually designating the keys. Perhaps it will help if I give a specific example. Suppose I wish to use command+option+1 as the help for Webvisum hot key. Well, just pressing the actual key combination of command+option+1 will not work. The keys must be physically typed in. So, can anyone who knows better how to do this give me the proper key abreviations for command and option keys and so forth. I know, for example, that the control key is labeled as ctrl and the shift key seems to be written out as s h i t without the spaces of course. What I need to know is this. IF I wish to designate the key combination command+option+1, would I write it out as command+option+1 with the plus sign between, or would I write it like this command option 1 with spaces between. It seems, based on my experimentation, that neither way works if command and option are spelled out-whether capitolized or not.
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