Function Key F10

Is it possible to use F10 as a Function Key in an ABAP program? In GUI Status looks like F10 & F11 are unavailable.
Thanks
Gary

Hi,
F10 is associated to the menu above.
Tks

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Strange Keyboard Behaviour: Function Keys F1-F10 not accessable

I noticed couple a days ago that function Keys F1-F10 not accessable, neither with nor without fn.
Nothing special has been made lately on PowerBook, some days ago tested Universal Access.
What could keep F1-F10 disabled?
BTW F11 and F12 are fully functional

I'm noticing a possibly related conflict: I use Universal Access Sticky Keys all the time (they are just handy). But I noticed after a few days working with my new intel MacBook that when I had sticky keys on the keyboard would be mapped weird: The qwerty keys would be correct up to the num lock keys, and they would be numbers. So they are like this:
qwerty456*[]
asdfgh123-'
zxcvbn0,.+
After several days of removing preference panes and startup items with no success, I just started digging around in all the preferences I could think of that would effect the keyboard. I disabled the "use the f1-f12 keys" option and the keyboard behaved normally.
So, if you engage sticky keys AND have "Use the F1-F12 keys . . ." engaged you get this odd behavior.
However, I still have the function of the F-keys.
Any ideas?

Function keys F1 - F10 not working in any case

Hello, I've a problem with my MacBook Pro 15" 10.4.11. Function keys f1-f10 don't work for brightness, volume etc. I remember that the bloc num F6 key became light green when pressed. Now it seems stuck and doesn't work at all. Then f12 activate dashboard and f11 exposeé. I tried everything, it's not a system pref issue....Help!!!
Thank you a lot!

So with the room lights off, after hitting F10 to bring the keyboard backlight up, F9 does not bring it down?
One more thing to try is System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts tab and click the Restore Defaults button, in case some remapping was done.
If the answer to the first question is yes, and the suggestion above doesn't help, it's starting to sound like a hardware problem.
You can test that by doing the following: System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard tab and check the box to "Use F1...". Then, go to System Preferences > International > Input Menu tab, and check the box next to Keyboard Viewer. A flag will appear in the menu bar, click that and select Show Keyboard Viewer, which brings up a keyboard image that shows keystrokes. See if the Fkeys flash when pressed (note that with the Use F1... box unchecked, they won't flash).

Function keys no longer working with a new keyboard...

I got a new keyboard and my function keys no longer work with it. I am used to have them used in the standard format, i.e. F10-F12 control the voume, etc. I have the "Use all f1,f2, etc." button clicked. I have also tried restarting my computer. Any thoughts?

Try doing a SMC reset and PRAM reset.
SMC RESET
Shut down the computer.
Unplug the computer's power cord and all peripherals.
Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds.
Release the power button.
Attach the computers power cable.
Press the power button to turn on the computer.
PRAM RESET
Shut down the computer.
Locate the following keys on the keyboard: Command, Option, P, and R. You will need to hold these keys down simultaneously in step 4.
Turn on the computer.
Press and hold the Command-Option-P-R keys. You must press this key combination before the gray screen appears.
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Function keys are not working correctly

I've been looking all over the various threads and I can't find an answer that solves my problem.
Here are the details:
I bought the computer in the U.S. where I live.
I have a iMac 2.4GHz intel Core 2 Duo EMC 2133 with a 20" screen. Bought it new in February 2008.
I have Mac OS X 10.5.8 (I am waiting for my order for OS Snow Leopard to come in!!)
I have been using a wireless mouse and Keyboard (Love not having cords!)
Recently, my wireless keyboard got a short and quit working. I went down to the apple store and got a new wireless keyboard.
I had the computer with me at the genius bar so, yes, the apple employee saw exactly what I have.
I took it all home got the thing all put back together and got the new keyboard paired up and working with the computer.
Here are the problems:
Went to go use the function keys while using iTunes and found they weren't working properly. The F10, F11 and F12 do not control the volume of sound as the keyboard indicates they would, they instead activate dashboard, spaces, and application windows.
Following the advice of other threads, I looked over in the system preferences and made sure the "Use all F1, F2 etc." box was unchecked (it was unchecked), things still didn't work.
I tried the fn key but it appears to not work at all it has no effect on the functioning of the function keys.
I went under keyboard shortcuts in system preferences and found the F10, F11 and F12 keys, it confirms that those keys control spaces, dashboard and application windows as they are performing but shows no options to either reassign to volume control (as marked on the keyboard) or make the fn key work.
I've gone back and forth trying various combinations of checked and unchecked boxes to see if anything would work, so far I've come up with nothing.
A couple more important or interesting facts:
Yes I have turned off and taken the batteries out of the old keyboard. My bluetooth connection currently shows it as disconnected.
I have restarted the computer.
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I have double clicked on the device under bluetooth and it shows the new keyboard as discoverable, paired and connected. Hence, I am using the new keyboard to write this inquiry.
Please, any assistance would be of great help. I have tried to be thorough in order help narrow the possible problem. Thanks!!

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Re: Function keys are not working correctly

RE: RE: Function keys and droplists

I had to implement the same problem in a window. I wanted Ctrl-F to be the
same as the "Fetch" button. I forgot the SetAsFunctionKey existed, so I
created a Menu choice with a shortcut of "Find." I have had no problems,
when
Ctrl-F is pressed the "menuWidget.activate" event is posted and no keystroke
events are sent at all.
Greg.Nyberg wrote>>>From: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 10:20:40 -0600
Subject: RE: Function keys and droplists
Also note that if you set a cntrl-<letter> as a function key, any time the
user types that letter (without the cntrl) in any entry field on the window,
the field gets an "aftervaluechange" event fired. Normally aftervaluechange
doesn't fire until after you leave the field... This caused us significant
problems in the use of cntrl-<letter> key combinations, since we were
validating the contents of fields as the user left them in some cases. We
went back to only using the upper-row function keys, avoiding F1 (help) and
F10 which have undesirable side effects as you describe. F4 is also a
problem as it tends to open droplists before getting processed as a function
key, but we could live with that.
- -Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Kunst [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 3:18 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP
Subject: Re: Function keys and droplists
It is a general problem with the SetAsFunctionKey method that the
default behaviour of the key - which is present if you do not call
SetAsFunctionKey - is not disabled after the key is used as function
key. We have this problem under Windows: the F10 key has a default
behaviour of activating the window's menu. Now if you set F10 as
function key, the corresponding Forte event is posted to the window
but
the menu is still activated. Forte refuses to acknowledge this as a
bug,
but maybe requests from several people can convince them ...
Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP wrote:
>
> Picture a grid with a bunch of widgets within it. Inside this
grid there is
> a 'Find' button accelerated with the letter 'F'. Also inside
there is a
> droplist. When the user places focus on the droplist and hits
Ctrl+F to
> shortcut the find button the method to handle the button click is
called but
> the droplist changes to the first element beginning with the
letter 'F' as
> well. Does anyone know of a way to not change the droplist when I
am
> handling the letter 'F' as a function key?
Dr. Thomas Kunst mailto:[email protected]
sd&m GmbH & Co. KG http://www.sdm.de
software design & management
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I had to implement the same problem in a window. I wanted Ctrl-F to be the
same as the "Fetch" button. I forgot the SetAsFunctionKey existed, so I
created a Menu choice with a shortcut of "Find." I have had no problems,
when
Ctrl-F is pressed the "menuWidget.activate" event is posted and no keystroke
events are sent at all.
Greg.Nyberg wrote>>>From: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 10:20:40 -0600
Subject: RE: Function keys and droplists
Also note that if you set a cntrl-<letter> as a function key, any time the
user types that letter (without the cntrl) in any entry field on the window,
the field gets an "aftervaluechange" event fired. Normally aftervaluechange
doesn't fire until after you leave the field... This caused us significant
problems in the use of cntrl-<letter> key combinations, since we were
validating the contents of fields as the user left them in some cases. We
went back to only using the upper-row function keys, avoiding F1 (help) and
F10 which have undesirable side effects as you describe. F4 is also a
problem as it tends to open droplists before getting processed as a function
key, but we could live with that.
- -Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Kunst [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 3:18 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP
Subject: Re: Function keys and droplists
It is a general problem with the SetAsFunctionKey method that the
default behaviour of the key - which is present if you do not call
SetAsFunctionKey - is not disabled after the key is used as function
key. We have this problem under Windows: the F10 key has a default
behaviour of activating the window's menu. Now if you set F10 as
function key, the corresponding Forte event is posted to the window
but
the menu is still activated. Forte refuses to acknowledge this as a
bug,
but maybe requests from several people can convince them ...
Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP wrote:
>
> Picture a grid with a bunch of widgets within it. Inside this
grid there is
> a 'Find' button accelerated with the letter 'F'. Also inside
there is a
> droplist. When the user places focus on the droplist and hits
Ctrl+F to
> shortcut the find button the method to handle the button click is
called but
> the droplist changes to the first element beginning with the
letter 'F' as
> well. Does anyone know of a way to not change the droplist when I
am
> handling the letter 'F' as a function key?
Dr. Thomas Kunst mailto:[email protected]
sd&m GmbH & Co. KG http://www.sdm.de
software design & management
Thomas-Dehler-Str. 27, 81737 Muenchen, Germany
Tel +49 89 63812-221 Fax -444
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Re: Function keys and droplists

It is a general problem with the SetAsFunctionKey method that the
default behaviour of the key - which is present if you do not call
SetAsFunctionKey - is not disabled after the key is used as function
key. We have this problem under Windows: the F10 key has a default
behaviour of activating the window's menu. Now if you set F10 as
function key, the corresponding Forte event is posted to the window but
the menu is still activated. Forte refuses to acknowledge this as a bug,
but maybe requests from several people can convince them ...
Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP wrote:
>
Picture a grid with a bunch of widgets within it. Inside this grid there is
a 'Find' button accelerated with the letter 'F'. Also inside there is a
droplist. When the user places focus on the droplist and hits Ctrl+F to
shortcut the find button the method to handle the button click is called but
the droplist changes to the first element beginning with the letter 'F' as
well. Does anyone know of a way to not change the droplist when I am
handling the letter 'F' as a function key?--
Dr. Thomas Kunst mailto:[email protected]
sd&m GmbH & Co. KG http://www.sdm.de
software design & management
Thomas-Dehler-Str. 27, 81737 Muenchen, Germany
Tel +49 89 63812-221 Fax -444
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Also note that if you set a cntrl-<letter> as a function key, any time the
user types that letter (without the cntrl) in any entry field on the window,
the field gets an "aftervaluechange" event fired. Normally aftervaluechange
doesn't fire until after you leave the field... This caused us significant
problems in the use of cntrl-<letter> key combinations, since we were
validating the contents of fields as the user left them in some cases. We
went back to only using the upper-row function keys, avoiding F1 (help) and
F10 which have undesirable side effects as you describe. F4 is also a
problem as it tends to open droplists before getting processed as a function
key, but we could live with that.
-Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Kunst [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 3:18 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP
Subject: Re: Function keys and droplists
It is a general problem with the SetAsFunctionKey method that the
default behaviour of the key - which is present if you do not call
SetAsFunctionKey - is not disabled after the key is used as function
key. We have this problem under Windows: the F10 key has a default
behaviour of activating the window's menu. Now if you set F10 as
function key, the corresponding Forte event is posted to the window
but
the menu is still activated. Forte refuses to acknowledge this as a
bug,
but maybe requests from several people can convince them ...
Ostlund, Scott CWT-MSP wrote:
>
> Picture a grid with a bunch of widgets within it. Inside this
grid there is
> a 'Find' button accelerated with the letter 'F'. Also inside
there is a
> droplist. When the user places focus on the droplist and hits
Ctrl+F to
> shortcut the find button the method to handle the button click is
called but
> the droplist changes to the first element beginning with the
letter 'F' as
> well. Does anyone know of a way to not change the droplist when I
am
> handling the letter 'F' as a function key?
Dr. Thomas Kunst mailto:[email protected]
sd&m GmbH & Co. KG http://www.sdm.de
software design & management
Thomas-Dehler-Str. 27, 81737 Muenchen, Germany
Tel +49 89 63812-221 Fax -444
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Function keys not registering with Spaces?

I just noticed that F10 no longer does the spaces expose. I can the function key to F11 and it still does nothing. It's not interfering with any regular expose, I checked. The key itself is not stuck because when I switch any other expose function to it it works just fine.
I have spaces turned on and if I click on the spaces icon in applications it does the expose. Spaces is still on and Ctrl + Arrow still moves between them, so I know spaces is working. I just noticed it now, it might have happened during the last update (it was iTunes I think)
I searched and didn't find anything, so I doubt it was the update, I think it's just my computer. Little help?

I've been having a similar problem- I set the shortcut keys for Expose, and then after a reboot it will have lost them.
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Morning folks,
I've been pulling my hair out trying to get to the bottom of this issue.
ProBook 6460b.
Win7x64
Certain functions keys won't work within windows.
External display toggle Fn+F4, And brightness functions Fn+F9, and Fn+F10, won't function in windows.
The brightness keys function normally in the bios so I know the keys are operational.
Steps already taken:
Updated the Bios
Uninstalled and Reinstalled Video Driver
Reinstalled Hotkey support driver
Any other suggestions?

Your notebook is an Enterprise/Business model. I would recommend posting this in the HP Enterprise Support Forums for better coverage.
You can access the enterprise support forums at the following link.
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Function keys are not working?

hi all
i am using dv-10G(10-1...) can anyone guide me how we can use our desire keys in forms.
example
For commit form my function keys should be look like this.
commit form-----F10
Execute Query...........F11
etc
plz help me
sarah

Hi sarah,
One way is to create the key triggers for your function keys.
Another way is there is a keyboard mapping file usually found in <dev suite home>/forms folder.
File name is fmrweb.res. It defines the mapping of various keys to the function it should perform.
If you've migrated from 6i, best thing to do is take the backup of fmrweb.res file and save the fmrpcweb.res file as fmrweb.res file.
fmrpcweb.res file is provided for the compatibility with 6i keyboard mappings.
e.g a sample line in fmrweb.res is
83 : 2 : "Ctrl+S" : 36 : "Commit"Means, in 10g, ctlr_S is the same as commit (which is done through F10 in 6i).
So, either you can copy the F10 entry from fmrpcweb.res to fmrweb.res or copy fmrpcweb.res as fmrweb.res, i suggested above.
in fmrpcweb.res is:
121 : 0 : "F10" : 36 : "Commit"Hope you understand.
Hope it helps.
Please mark answer as helpful / correct, if it helps you
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Keyboard function Key issues

So my Keyboard on my Macbook has had some issues over the past 6 months, so about 6 months ago it started muting the sound on my computer when I pressed certain keys like : enter, esc, P, /, \, 0 or ) and a few others, to fix it though i need to hold down the mute button stops the other keys from muting my sound so I just keep a weight on it, since I'm a student and have barely any money. but lately after I finally updated my OS to maverick I found the Function keys option and clicked it, on, now it uses that App Expose function instead, so i can literally swap between muting and app expose. I've generally lived with it up until this point but I think I need to get it fixed, I doubt it is something i can fix at home but I just want to know what is happening before I spend my precious little money.

Sorry I left some stuff out. My keyboard has 2 sets of functions so when I UnCheck the Use 'F1, F2 etc keys as standard function keys' it switches to the Mute function on the F10 key, the decrease volume key on F11, etc so when it is on this certain keys will trigger the mute function without me actually pressing the mute key. Where as when I switch the 'F1, F2 etc keys as standard function keys' on those same keys that triggered mute now trigger "app expose" function, so it doesn't help, also i didn't want to go into excruciating detail last time but some other keys either don't work like the mute key or the increase volume key and other keys do other keys functions. so in summary I probably should get the keyboard replaced but how long does that take? and how much does it cost

HP Pavilion tx2500z - Default Function Keys not working

I have a HP Pavilion tx2500z (model: KD436AV) laptop with Windows 7 64 bit OS installed. Since last few months, I am not able to use default function keys (F1, F2...F12) and other keys at the top row of the keyboard, including Pg Up, Pg Down, Home, End, Insert, Delete. However, all the Action Keys available on these keys are working without pressing Fn Key (e.g. Sleep, Brightness, num lock etc). I get same Action Key behaviour even after pressing Fn Key.
It looks like, somehow system is locked in action key mode and I am not able to come out of it. I tried to upgrade Bios (currently on latest F.0F version) and also tried to disable the Action Key mode in BIOS, but Action Key mode is not available in BIOS of this computer. Even to enter BIOS, I faced problem because F10 key was not working to enter BIOS setup. I had to connect external keyboard to enter BIOS.
I am disperately looking for help to come out of this situation. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
An idea for you would be to test the keyboard in a different enviroment ro see if it's hardware or not.
We can check the keys by booting into the recovery partition and opening a command prompt.
Power down notebook
Press power button then tap F11 until the screen says recovery at the bottom left or says Windows is Loading files. If it shows a different menu on your screen you may have press it too late or continues to load Windows you may have an issue w/ the partition.
Next when it loads into the menu choose an option so the program is slected. I select "System Recovery" then at the next menu press FN+SHIFT+D
At the commpand prompt window that pops up test the keys w/ issues.
I am an HP employee.
Make it easier for other people to find solutions, by marking my answer “Accept as Solution” if it solves your problem.

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