Editing Moreorless (section)

= Using moreorless with a PS/2 keyboard =

This document assumes that you use moreorless on a F256K which has a builtin
keyboard, but moreorless also runs on the F256 Jr. which has to be used with a
PS/2 keyboard. If your Foenix is used with a PS/2 keyboard the key bindings
are subtely different.

The first reason is obvious: A standard keyboard has no Foenix key. The
solution to this problem is simple: Use the Windows key instead of the Foenix
key.

Another problem arises with all command keys that require you to press the
shift key on the F256K but not on a PS/2 keyboard. These are

* ''F2'', i.e. ''Shift+F1'' on F256K but simply ''F2'' on a PS/2 keyboard 
* ''F4'', i.e. ''Shift+F3'' on F256K but simply ''F4'' on a PS/2 keyboard
* ''F8'', i.e. ''Shift+F7'' on F256K but simply ''F8'' on a PS/2 keyboard
* ''Shift+clr home'' on F256K but simply ''Pos1'' on a PS/2 keyboard

One solution to this problem would be to build a version of moreorless which
detects if it is running on a Jr. and modifies its key bindings accordingly.
This would only put F256K users with PS/2 keyboards at a disadvantage. The
other solution would be to build a version with PS/2 specific key bindings. But
this would make distribution somewhat confusing.

As a maybe temporary workaround you should use the ''Shift'' key with the above
key bindings when using a PS/2 keyboard. I.e. you should use ''Shift+F2'',
''Shift+F4'', ''Shift+F8'' and ''Shift+Pos1'' instead of simply pressing the
corresponding keys.