To set up your own hotkeys create or edit the file TRANS64.KEY. Each line
must have the following syntax:

command, key, menutext

or it can start with a '#'. If so it is a comment line which is ignored.
'command' can be one of the following and is representing the menupoint you
want to assign a hotkey to.

OpenDos        : open the DOS dialogbox
ChDirDos       : change the DOS directory
CreateDir      : create a new directory
CopyDos1541    : copy a file from DOS to the 1541
CopyDosVirt    : copy a file from DOS to a virt.disk
CopyDosTape    : copy a file from DOS to a virt.tape
RenameDos      : rename a DOS file
DeleteDos      : delete a DOS file
ViewDos        : view a DOS file
CopyDosClip    : copy a file from DOS to the clipboard
AddDosList     : add a DOS file to the filelist
DirDos         : show the DOS directory

Dir1541        : open the 1541 dialogbox
Message1541    : show the drivemessage of the 1541
Format1541     : format a disk
Command1541    : send a command to the 1541
DiskMon1541    : open the diskmon for 1541
CopyFileVirt   : copy a file from 1541 to a virt.disk
CopyDiskVirt   : copy a disk from 1541 to a virt.disk
CopyFileTape   : copy a file from 1541 to a virt.tape
CopyFileDos    : copy a file from 1541 to DOS
DeleteFile1541 : delete a file from 1541
RenameFile1541 : rename a file on 1541
ViewFile1541   : view a file from 1541
CopyFileClip   : copy a file from 1541 to the clipboard
AddFileList    : add a file from 1541 to the filelist
AddDiskList    : add a disk from 1541 to the filelist

OpenVDisk      : open the virt.disk dialogbox
CreateVDisk    : create a new virt.disk
ChDirVirt      : change the virt.disk directory
CopyVFile1541  : copy a file from virt.disk to 1541
CopyVDisk1541  : copy a virt.disk to 1541
CopyVFileTape  : copy a file from virt.disk to virt.tape
CopyVFileDos   : copy a file from virt.disk to DOS
DeleteVFile    : delete a file on the virt.disk
DeleteVDisk    : delete a virt.disk
RenameVFile    : rename a file on the virt.disk
RenameVDisk    : rename a virt.disk
DiskMonVirt    : open the diskmon for virt.disk
ViewVFile      : view a file from virt.disk
CopyVFileClip  : copy a file from virt.disk to the clipboard
AddVFileList   : add a file from virt.disk to the filelist
AddVDiskList   : add a virt.disk to the filelist
ValidateVDisk  : validate a virt.disk

OpenTape       : open the virt.tape dialogbox
CreateTape     : create a new virt.tape
ChDirTape      : change the directory for virt.tape
CopyTFile1541  : copy a file from virt.tape to 1541
CopyTFileVirt  : copy a file from virt.tape to virt.disk
CopyTFileDos   : copy a file from virt.tape to DOS
DeleteTape     : delete a virt.tape
DeleteTFile    : delete a file from virt.tape
RenameTape     : rename a virt.tape
RenameTFile    : rename a file on the virt.tape
ViewTFile      : view a file from the virt.tape
CopyTFileClip  : copy a file from virt.tape to the clipboard
AddTFileList   : add a file from virt.tape to the filelist
AddTapeList    : add a virt.tape to the filelist

ShowList       : show the filelist
ChangeList     : select a new filelist
ShowTime       : show the time for the last operation

SysInfo        : show the system info
About          : show version and autor

'key' is one of the following and is representing the key you want to assign
to the menupoint:

F1 F2 ... F10                   : a functionkey
ShiftF1 ShiftF2 ... ShiftF10    : a functionkey together with 'shift'
CtrlF1 CtrlF2 ... CtrlF10       : a functionkey together with 'control'
AltF1 AltF2 ... AltF10          : a functionkey together with 'alt'
Alt1 Alt2 ... Alt0              : a number together with 'alt'
AltA AltB ... AltZ              : a letter together with 'alt'
ShiftIns                        : 'shift' + 'insert'
ShiftDel                        : 'shift' + 'delete'
CtrlIns                         : 'control' + 'insert'
CtrlDel                         : 'control' + 'delete'
AltSpace                        : 'alt' + 'space'
CtrlBack                        : 'control' + 'backspace'
Ins                             : 'insert'
AltMinus                        : 'alt' + '-'
AltEqual                        : 'alt' + '='

Be aware that the hotkeys assigned in Trans64 can't be used a second time.
So don't try to use 'F1', 'F3', 'F6', 'F8', 'F10', 'Shift+F3', 'Alt+X' or
'Alt+F3'.

'menutext' can be every text you want to display in the menu after the
command. It should be something like 'Shift+F1' or 'Alt+A' to remember
you about the assigned hotkey.

Some examples:

CopyFileVirt, AltC, Alt+C

CreateDir, ShiftIns, Shift+Ins
