2008.03.17 I've finally added a feature which many people have been asking for and I'm happy with the way it came out. There are now unique settings (both keys and other settings) for each gaming system. What this means is that you can have completely different settings for each gaming system and they can be edited in a reasonable way. I've also added support for misbehaving hardware buttons. I'm very pleased with the way the "odd" button handling works. I recently picked up the T-Mobile Shadow and it's offhook and onhook buttons don't behave nicely. They send both the key down and up messages when you release the key, but nothing while it's pressed. My fix allows these keys to act decently as start/select buttons, but are probably not good for fire buttons since my program is only informed of the keypress when you release the key. You will need to redefine the "odd" buttons in the key definition dialog to enable the new feature. When you press the key to define, my software sees that it received a key down/up message, but the AsyncKeyState never showed any activity. I mark these odd keys with a * in the list and when pressed, they are held for a simulated 10 frames worth of time (about 166ms). This seems to work fine in the games. ______________________________________________________________________________ 下载：Pocket PC and Desktop PC http://www.bitbanksoftware.com/smartgear_ppc.exe http://www.bitbanksoftware.com/SmartGear.2577.CAB SmartPhone and Desktop PC http://www.bitbanksoftware.com/smartgear_sp.exe http://www.bitbanksoftware.com/SmartGear_SP.2577.CAB 官方：http://www.bitbanksoftware.com/ -- ◢ ◣ ╭────────────╮ ◢ ≡ ◥ │谢谢指教，一切依法办理！│ ▃ —⊙—⊙ ▄ ╭┴────────────╯ 皿 ─╯ ◥ ︶ ◤ --

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