i Access for Windows vs. Access Client Solutions, specifically re keyboard maps -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: i Access for Windows vs. Access Client Solutions, specifically re keyboard maps
From: Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2015 15:55:21 -0500
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So, I've seen some discussion on this, but nothing specific on how well the
keyboard maps, macros, and popup keypads migrate to ACS.

I use a heavily modified keyboard map, use a lot of macros, and
occasionally use a custom popup keypad. Although our shop is really slow
to upgrade anything (still on v7r1 with no TRs), when this finally does
come down the pipes, I'll want to know what, if anything, I'll lose by
migrating to ACS.

- Dan

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