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Post by TechSalt on Mar 28, 2023 10:46:48 GMT -8
Do you use a different language? yeah You need to slightly modify the shell script to match your language's alt keys (lets say to open the View menu, you need to press the V key. You need to change it to where it's underscored on your language) |
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kosfurler
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Post by kosfurler on Mar 28, 2023 10:50:17 GMT -8
You need to slightly modify the shell script to match your language's alt keys (lets say to open the View menu, you need to press the V key. You need to change it to where it's underscored on your language) tnx |
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faby
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Post by faby on May 26, 2023 5:46:43 GMT -8
Since in my localization there is no way to control the menu bar using the keyboard, except for the arrows. I found a way to make the script work in other languages. To do this, take explorerframe.dll.mui from the en-US version of the system, open it with any resource editor and replace the MUI file with your localization. After the done actions, you will be able to control the menu using the keys (alt, v, e, r... etc.)
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