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Current Key Map indicator<br />

The key map currently loaded into BFD2 is shown here.<br />

If no map has been loaded, the factory default BFD 2.0 key map is indicated.<br />

If you have made any modifications to the current map since it was loaded, an asterisk is shown next to the current keymap<br />

name.<br />

Import BFD1 Map<br />

This function is provided in case you are a previous BFD 1.x user, and already have a custom<br />

keymap that you would like to use in BFD2. Clicking the button opens a system file open dialog<br />

in your BFD/Keymaps folder. If necessary, navigate to the location of the required keymap,<br />

select it and click the Open button. The keymap is converted to BFD2 format and added to the database. A default image is used<br />

for the map.<br />

Load Auto Map Too<br />

With this button enabled, loading a key map also loads an automation map with the same name<br />

if it exists in the /Maps folder. If no automation map exists with the same name,<br />

the current automation mappings are unchanged.<br />

Load / Cancel buttons<br />

To load the currently selected key map, click the Load button.<br />

You can also load any key map in the listing by double-clicking it.<br />

If you change your mind and decide you don’t want to load a new key map, click the Cancel button.<br />

Keyboard operation<br />

You can navigate around the available keymaps with the cursor (arrow) keys.<br />

The selected keymap can be deleted from the database by pressing the DELETE key.<br />

Load the selected keymap by pressing the RETURN or ENTER key.<br />

To exit the key map chooser panel without loading anything, press the ESC key.<br />

Info<br />

The info area displays information about the currently selected keymap.<br />

Photo<br />

The large key map photo, representing the hardware or software it supports, is especially<br />

useful if you are using the ‘List’ or ‘Details’ views.<br />

Info<br />

The info display shows any relevant information provided with factory-made keymaps.<br />

Key map loaded when BFD2 is launched<br />

When an instance of BFD2 is launched, it reloads the last key map that you loaded.<br />

However, if you have specified a startup preset in the BFD2 Data preferences, the key map<br />

contained within it overrides the last map that was loaded.<br />

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