press the "fn" key to turn on the numeric keypad (most common in blue) functions of your laptop keyboard.

I's very complicated if you need it more often, so I have an external keyboard attached to my laptop.

Hello

Thanks for your reply.

Can you p;lease tell me, step by step.

I have the fn key (blue).

THanks

Hello

It is working.. Steps:

fn + scrlk (NmLk) 

key with Symbol --> / ? + 

fn + scrlk (NmLk)  

shft + y 

optionally you can create an own keyboard table, and put it in the asn-File as your notebook-default keyboard translation table.

You can redefine any key to your favorites, and yes, the Keypad - functions are THE problem on using uniface on notebooks.

Regards Wolfgang

Hi

Does anyone know the GOLD key for an IBM Lenovo laptop ?

Appricate any help

Thanks

Sandip

Hello

Please do the below steps, it will work. 

Press fn + scrlk (NmLk) 

Press key with Symbol --> / ? + 

Press fn + scrlk (NmLk)  

Press shft + y  (if you want to debug)

Regards

Satheesh.B

Hi Satheesh

Tried that, with very little success on the Lenovo.

Lenovo/Thinkpad do have a strang behavior on FN-Keys :-)

So I did install "AutoHotKey" (http://www.autohotkey.com/) and use this script-line:

^+::send {NumpadAdd}

Now I can use Ctrl-+ als Gold-Key

Regards
Ingo