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Editing the keyboard display

If enabled in the configuration, you can edit the keyboard layouts (one per radix mode) to your liking. The editing facility is currently very rudimentary, but it works. There are plans to include a much better handling of this -- see wishlist.

By right-clicking a keyboard button, a menu with these items will appear:

* The defaults depend on the number of columns selected for the keyboard in the configuration dialog, and are available only for 10, 11 or 12 key columns.

The list of assignable functions includes many that are not by default assigned to any key. You can for example assign STO0 or FIX4 to a key. Since other buttons are available for these functions, you would normally not use them -- they are included mainly to make them available in an XCALC program. More interesting functions are the run program keys P1-P12, the Prog key that will open the program editor, the extra floating-point math function Cube (x³), Mod and Div, or ClrM to clear all memory registers.

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