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  1. Ahhhhhh thanks, I finally got what you mean. ;-) I now looked at my hardware keayboard where the key is that I want to program and then push that button at the same position on the GUI. Ok, seems I could have saved some time, if I understood earlier how to trick the program to do what I want. But at least I am capable of reading HID codes, using flirc_util commands and some other stuff now. All on the first day using Flirc. :-D Still hoping for a better layout handling in the future though.
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  2. As I've mentioned in my post you can use the Flirc GUI app if you want. All you need to remember is to not to look at key labels in the GUI but the key position itself and match it to the hardware keyboard layout. So if you need to use Shift to get "1" then you need to select shift and 1 in the GUI etc. Just check what you need to press on your hardware keyboard and use the same key position and combination in the GUI.
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