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Old 08-15-2007, 02:33 PM   #20
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by diabloNL View Post
I have to get back to you on this one Jon. I thought the volume button worked different but now I see that the holding the volume + and - both do the exact same command (doMute). So to create history back and forward with that one function that listens if the button is pressed is a little hard to do.

The boolean key for + and - is different (0x40 and 0x41) but right know I have no idea how to listen for a pressed button other than the numeric keys by listening to their key instead of their function. This is one I have to try and find out. Could be very useful for another hack that has been sitting on my computer to be finished a while now but has a similar problem.

I will keep you posted!

EDIT: I can make it with the normal volume buttons because they use two functions. Let me know if you would like that for now.
We have now the big silver button pressed and held go page forward/page back. Can you change that to do the 10 pages forward/back instead. It semms kind of sill to have to hold for just one page turn. The history for the silver button works very well though.
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