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Originally posted by Jeronimo
The trouble is, where do you draw the line? Are we to make all the keys mappable? MSN uses Enter to send the message. Are there ways to change the keys in these other programs then?
Many other programs have a facility to remap keys. If you add a framework that reads input, looks up what that input does and then acts upon it, any keys can be remapped to anything. Layers of indirection are the best
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Originally posted by Jeronimo
I guess it just seems like a pointless feature as most of use a have been using MSN Messenger for a while and have gotten used to enter sending the message. Surely with a little time, you will adapt too?
To a lot of people it will be pointless. But as someone who was using ICQ, which uses ctrl-enter, for 3 years before I started using MSN through Trillian and Gaim (also configured to use ctrl-enter) for another year or so, I've become somewhat set in my ways. Having the option to have enter, or ctrl-enter, or whatever send the message means everyone gets the configuration they want