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| Media Key ASCII equivalent and/or emulation software for Mac OS X? Hi, I have the following setup: A pmac g5 running OS X 10.3 and a PC attached to a Power Reach ADC/DVI KVM. On the kvm I am using a cheapo USB KB and MS optical intellimouse. Every key works fine on the mac side except for the media key (DVD drive eject key) which on this keyboard there seems to be no equivalent comination that I can find. I wanted to spare my beautiful mac keyboard the punishment of being used in games (pc side) so I opted not to have it on the kvm. I do however have it attached to the back of my Cinema display so that when switched to the mac I can at least eject the dvd drawer. It's taking up deskspace being used as nothing but an ejection key, so my question is: How can I emulate the media key on a pc keyboard, or send a signal to the mac via software (such as perhaps running a program on the bsd side that ejects the tray)? TIA - Any help is appreciated. RX |
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| Re: Media Key ASCII equivalent and/or emulation software for Mac OS X? In article <nospam-004CD7.15194814022004@newsr1.tampabay.rr.com>, RX <nospam@nospam.com> wrote: > Hi, > I have the following setup: > > A pmac g5 running OS X 10.3 and a PC attached to a Power Reach ADC/DVI > KVM. On the kvm I am using a cheapo USB KB and MS optical intellimouse. > Every key works fine on the mac side except for the media key (DVD drive > eject key) which on this keyboard there seems to be no equivalent > comination that I can find. I wanted to spare my beautiful mac keyboard > the punishment of being used in games (pc side) so I opted not to have > it on the kvm. I do however have it attached to the back of my Cinema > display so that when switched to the mac I can at least eject the dvd > drawer. It's taking up deskspace being used as nothing but an ejection > key, so my question is: How can I emulate the media key on a pc > keyboard, or send a signal to the mac via software (such as perhaps > running a program on the bsd side that ejects the tray)? > > TIA - Any help is appreciated. > > RX I finally found the answer, pressing and holding the F12 key will do the same thing as the media key for those that need the info. Thanks. RX |
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