Printing Keyboard Maps

From the Keyboard Map Editor, you can print a keyboard map, choosing to print text descriptions (a text-format list of the mappings), or graphic views (a graphic bitmap of the keyboard map). You can also specify which layers (shift-state combination) to print for either the text description or graphic view format.

Keyboard Map Print Dialog Box

Options	Description
Print Formats	Choose to print the current keyboard map as a text format listing of the mappings or a graphic view. Text Descriptions: Prints a text-format list of the mappings for the current keyboard map. The list includes the name of each key, the action to which it is mapped, and a description of the mapping. Graphic Views: Prints a graphic bitmap of the current keyboard map, similar to what appears in the editor window.
Layers	Lists all the layers (shift-state combinations) in the keyboard map. Options: Normal: Identifies the keyboard state that has no shifted keys (shift, control or alt) held down. Shift: Identifies the keyboard state when only the shift key is held down. Ctrl: Identifies the keyboard state when only the control key is held down. Alt: Identifies the keyboard state when only the alt key is held down. Shift + Ctrl: Identifies the keyboard state when only the shift and control keys are simultaneously held down. Shift + Alt: Identifies the keyboard state when only the shift and alt keys are simultaneously held down. Ctrl + Alt: Identifies the keyboard state when only the control and alt keys are simultaneously held down. Shift + Ctrl + Alt: Identifies the keyboard state when shift, control and alt are simultaneously held down.
Help	Choose this to display an overview of this dialog box. For information on any item in the dialog box, click the question mark in the upper right corner of the dialog box and then click the desired item.
Setup	Displays the Print dialog box where you can select to which printer you want to print, the print range, and the number of copies to print.