Set Key

Captain Courageous · 08-05-08, 06:06 PM

Hi,

I just down loaded Set Key for no other reason other than to change the Enter Key. Talk about aggravation. As if I had an unlimted supply of torpedoes. If it was up to me I would have liked to have gotten rid of any key board command that fires a torpedo. What the Hey, there goes a million bucks to Davey Jone's Locker. Anyway, the set key instructions were okay , I'm not complaining. Very grateful for the program. It finally dawned on me that the old Commands cfg. file needed to be replaced with the revised one which was in the Output folder. I thought the game was supposed to read it from that folder. It doesn't. Just put the two set key files in the CFG folder . Then click the DOS keyboard configutor. Be sure and hit the next button to go to the next page once your there. Don't forget to save save save. Once your done take the old Commands cfg. file , put it in the Outlook file , call it Old Commands Cfg. or whatever . Then take the new Commands cfg. file and put it in the CFG folder. I know this is basic stuff for some of you folks. I used the "G " key which is as remote that I could find.

08-05-08, 06:06 PM	#1
Captain Courageous Watch Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 25 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Set Key Hi, I just down loaded Set Key for no other reason other than to change the Enter Key. Talk about aggravation. As if I had an unlimted supply of torpedoes. If it was up to me I would have liked to have gotten rid of any key board command that fires a torpedo. What the Hey, there goes a million bucks to Davey Jone's Locker. Anyway, the set key instructions were okay , I'm not complaining. Very grateful for the program. It finally dawned on me that the old Commands cfg. file needed to be replaced with the revised one which was in the Output folder. I thought the game was supposed to read it from that folder. It doesn't. Just put the two set key files in the CFG folder . Then click the DOS keyboard configutor. Be sure and hit the next button to go to the next page once your there. Don't forget to save save save. Once your done take the old Commands cfg. file , put it in the Outlook file , call it Old Commands Cfg. or whatever . Then take the new Commands cfg. file and put it in the CFG folder. I know this is basic stuff for some of you folks. I used the "G " key which is as remote that I could find.