Programming Macros
Macros are when you program a key (or series of keys) to perform a different set of keystrokes when pressed.
You can do single or multiple keystrokes for a macro, so you can do:
LFn + LShift + L
The below example is programming Fn + L to type “Hello World!”
Go into program mode
Press Fn + Right-Ctrl
Select Key to program
Press Fn + L
Make sure the red light is flashing after you press it
Key in your macro
Type out what you want the macro to do e.g. “Hello World!”
End the macro
Press Pn
Exit program mode
Press Fn + Right-Ctrl
Test your macro
Press Fn + L and it should type “Hello World!”
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