Changing Keyboard Shortcut Mappings - Adobe 38040334 - Dreamweaver CS3 User Manual

<!-- remove button from Coding toolbar
<button id="DW_ExpandAll"
image="Toolbars/images/MM/T_ExpandAll_Sm_N.png"
disabledImage="Toolbars/images/MM/T_ExpandAll_Sm_D.png"
tooltip="Expand All"
domRequired="false"
enabled="dw.getFocus(true) == 'textView' || dw.getFocus(true) == 'html'¬
"command="if (dw.getFocus(true) == 'textView' || dw.getFocus(true) ¬
== 'html') dw.getDocumentDOM().source.expandAllCodeFragments();"
update="onViewChange" />
-->
Save the file.
4
To make any buttons that are not visible in the toolbar appear, you remove the comment that surrounds a button in
the XML file.

Changing keyboard shortcut mappings

Dreamweaver includes many keyboard shortcuts to Dreamweaver features. The default keyboard shortcuts are listed
in the menus.xml file and are created for the U.S. keyboard. Due to the number of shortcuts provided in Dream-
weaver, certain nonalphanumeric shortcuts (characters other than a-z or 0-9) require remapping for international
keyboards. For this purpose, Dreamweaver comes with a number of XML files that define keyboard shortcut
mappings for international keyboards. These files are located in the Configuration\Menus\Adaptive Sets folder.
When Dreamweaver detects an international keyboard connected to the computer, it automatically resets the
keyboard shortcuts to the mappings file for that keyboard. If the appropriate file is not available for the keyboard
layout, Dreamweaver removes any shortcuts that do not work on that keyboard layout.
The keyboard shortcut mappings files are named using a two-letter language code of the keyboard layout they
represent. For example, the file for the German keyboard layout is
layouts for different countries, then the mappings file uses the two-letter language code followed by a dash ("-") and
a two-letter country code as its file name. For example,
layout. The two-letter language codes are defined in ISO 639 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639_codes)
and the country codes are defined in ISO 3166 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2).
When the active keyboard language setting changes in your computer, Dreamweaver checks whether an appropriate
keyboard shortcut mappings file exists for that keyboard's country and language. Dreamweaver checks for a country-
specific mappings file first, and then if the file does not exist, Dreamweaver checks for a file for that language. For
example, if you have connected a Canadian French keyboard to your computer, Dreamweaver first looks for
for Canadian French keyboard layout. If it does not exist, Dreamweaver looks for
fr-ca.xml
table lists the mappings files provided with Dreamweaver.
Filename Windows platform
ca.xml Catalan
de.xml German (Germany, Austria)
de-ch.xml German (Switzerland)
es.xml Spanish (International Sort)
Spanish (Traditional Sort)
. If a language has different keyboard
de.xml
is the file name for the Canadian French keyboard
fr-ca.xml
Macintosh platform
Catalan
Spanish
Austrian, German
Swiss German
Spanish - ISO
DREAMWEAVER CS3
Extending Dreamweaver
. The following
fr.xml
28