Keyboard Layout Manager 2000
                       Version difference remarks


Keyboard Layout Manager (KLM) 2000 has  all  functionality  provided  by
earlier  versions  of  KLM.  So  documentation included with KLM Lite is
valid.

This are some specific information regarding usage of KLM 2000.

******************************** USAGE *******************************

Keyboard keys are now divided into two groups. Character keys  (numbers,
letters, ...) and function keys (Fkeys, shifts, cursors, ...).

They  have  slightly  different  behaviour  in editor (keyboard map). By
default, clicking key from first group  will  select  it  for  character
assignment, and clicking functional key will do nothing except for shifts
and locks.

Clicking with right mouse button on any  key  (from  both  groups)  will
produce  popup  menu with choice of special keys, item 'Default' and for
function keys additional item 'Character'.

If you want key to do its usual job, select 'Default', if you  want  to
assign  some  special  function  select  that  action and if you want to
assign character(s)  to  function  keys,  select  'Character'.  It  will
transform  that  key  in first group. If you want it transfer it back to
function key, choose 'Default'.

Keeping mouse pointer  hovering  over  key,  you  will  get  tool  tip,
describing  function  assigned  to  key,  except for pure character keys
which have none.

Color and caption of keys will help you decide state of  key.  Character
keys  are  black  normally, red if they are marked 'DeadKey', and blue if
they have some function assigned. Function key  are  similar.  Black  if
they  are  'Default', blue if they are 'Character', and red if they have
changed function.

Rest  is  the  same  as  with  any  other  version  of  KLM.  Refer  to
documentation included with KLM Lite.

***************************** NUMPAD NOTE ******************************

Layout  file  normally  DOES  NOT  contain  any  definition  for  numeric
keyboard. That is reason why it is initially  empty.  Be  aware,  if  you
assign any character value to numbers on NumPad, it will exclude key
from NumLock influence further on.