Looking forward to it :)

Thanks much,

~BlueGriffon

So this New Release solves my German keyboard probs? :D

Pat

That's the plan

Phil

fcking awsome :D
So great work :D

Much Thanks Phil

Pat

@WooZi

I've been playing with my German keyboard.

I have windows 7 so your experience may be different.

Here's what happens to me:

I have English and German keyboards loaded.

I now get an "EN" flag in my task bar.
If I switch to "DE", then I can enter characters such as û by using the dead key (just did it!). However, that's per application. In other words I can have GCP in "EN" and WoW in "DE" mode. - If this works for you, it solves the problem.

If it doesn't, then even in "DE" mode GCP detects the dead keys - it just gets the position wrong. I was able to work with this by just watching the keymap and making note of which key turned green when I pressed the dead key. I just assigned that key to my command, and it worked.

There is, however, a catch. You won't be able to broadcast these keys. You can create a spell, create a command or use a spell sequence with these keys. You can also do a pseudo broadcast. Here's how:

1. Switch to "full" mode. (use mode)
2. click views / advanced
3. click add
4. give the command a name (say "MySpecialBroadcast")
5. enter the following in the window that pops up:

    
   <<All>>
   hit X
   

   
   
6. click save
7. click "save commands"
8. now go to the key mimic views/keys
9. NOTE: the key mimic has "advanced" checked - this allows you to allocate special commands to keys
10. click a blank (grey) key - you will now see a list of commands (including the one you made)
11. Select the command ("MySpecialBroadcast" in my example)

Congrats - you just made your first GCP command.

To explain, the <<All>> means send all following commands to all characters, hit X sends an "X" (to all characters because of the <<All>>).

You can change <<All>> to be the name of a toon - e.g. <<NeHunt>> (then only that toon will get the "X")
You can change the "X" to any other character - to send a shift key precede with +, control ^ and alt % e.g. Hit ^X sends control-X
You can even send different keys to each character:

<<NeHunt>>
Hit X
<<NeHeal>>
Hit +Y

NeHunt gets "X"
NeHeal gets Shift-Y

If this doesn't make sense, get back to me and I'll go through it with you on remote support.

Phil

Imba :D:D

Really great work :D

thanks

Pat