Tuesday, September 18, 2007 - 02:53 PM

Hi Ray

Google for Maxi Switch

Article on Gateway AnyKey on Wikipedia amd includes programing
instructions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_AnyKey

The above is also the same for a Maxi Switch Keyboard

To Clear one programable key you can just reprogram it,  or:
1- CTRL-Program Macro Key
    (on some Keyboards just the Program Macro Key works) 
2- Key to be cleared
3- Program Macro Key

This will clear the keyboard of all macros and remapped keys:

Holding the Control and Alt keys and pressing the Suspend Macro key clears
all of the keyboard's programming. The Program light will flash while the
keyboard erases its memory. Afterwards, it will go dark and all keys will
be reset to their original function, all macros deleted, and all
remappings reset. Holding down the Suspend Macro key while powering on the
computer will also reset all keys to their original function.

Regards Al


In , on 09/18/2007 
   at 12:46 PM, Ray Davison  said:



>I have two keyboards.  They are Gateway 2000, made by Maxi Switch.  They 
>are the ones with eight cursor keys and a second set of function keys 
>down the left side.

>It is programmable, if you know how.  Gateway can provide no help 
>without a system serial number.  To these people a keyboard does not 
>have an existence of it's own.  It is only a part of a system.  I tried 
>to find Maxi Switch, but I am not sure they exist.

>Does anyone know how to program this thing.  I think it works because I 
>put a random string on a key and now I can't get it off.

>TY
>Ray


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