Logitech keyboard and 'extra keys'

I have a Logitech Navigator Cordless (part of the Duo package). I
downloaded and installed the XP drivers from www.logitech.com and then
rebooted.

After the reboot when I press 'f-lock' the software seems to think I pressed
the 'Next Track' button. Other multimedia keys are switched as well.

Anyone know how to straighten this out?

Jeff

Jeff Harris wrote:
 > I have a Logitech Navigator Cordless (part of the Duo package). I
 > downloaded and installed the XP drivers from <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.logitech.com" target="_blank">www.logitech.com</a> and then
 > rebooted.
 >
 > After the reboot when I press 'f-lock' the software seems to think I
 > pressed the 'Next Track' button. Other multimedia keys are switched as
 > well.
 >
 > Anyone know how to straighten this out?

Have you got iTouch installed? If so does it have the right keyboard
selected (I assume you can do this, but I could be wrong... I don't use it)

If you still can't get it to work, I have a way of remapping keys on my
website:
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.ben.pope.name/logitech.html" target="_blank">www.ben.pope.name/logitech.html</a>

You could create your own workaround using that as a template.

Ben
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