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UPDATED PROJECT: Non-permanent keyboard shortcut button labels for an old Pentium III laptop used as an MP3 player. Now you can place the Player Icons in any Alphanumeric glyph. See Comments Section below for printing instructions.
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1. Select the desired Letter Aa – Zz or Number 0–9
* For an Empty Box, select key /?==============================
2. Next, select the desired Player Icon
PREVIOUS TRACK Icon is key [{
REWIND Icon is key ,<
PLAY Icon is key ;:
PAUSE Icon is key '"
STOP Icon is key =+
FAST FOWARD Icon is key .>
NEXT TRACK Icon is key ]} -
Info:Created on 14th June 2022. Last edited on 1st August 2022.
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PROJECT: Non-permanent keyboard shortcut button labels for an old Pentium III laptop used as an MP3 player.
1. To reduce trial-and-error attempts, print the desired FontStruct shortcut buttons at size ~29 on a piece of printer paper first.
2. Place the adhesive portion of the Post-it™ note(s) *on top of* the recently-printed button labels; the printer paper is now both a carrier & release liner.
3. Reprint the FontStruct shortcut buttons again, this time over the adhesive portions of Post-it™ note(s) stuck to the printer paper.
4. Apply clear adhesive cellophane tape over the Post-it™ note(s) for protection.
5. Remove the Post-it™ note(s) from the printer paper backing.
6. Cut the shortcut buttons to size.
7. Affix the shortcut buttons to the keyboard.
Very usable, congrats!
I'm going to make an adaptation of my Spanish keyboard to add some functions and letters from other languages, to see how it turns out.
@elmoyenique - Thank you for the kind words. I look forward to your project! :^)
Very cool.
@thalamic - Thank you, my friend! :^)
The tutorial fudging sucks. Somebody will sue 3M and ban post it notes. Post it notes fudging sucks.
you can just use transparent tape?
@BoBots58 - If I thought -- if only for a moment -- that the comment wasn't from a troll account, I might offer some actual advice... ;^)
@7V80Y LCP (digitalio-2) - Yes, you can use transparent tape (Step #4). I know other countries call it other things; for instance, here in the States, it's also generically known as Scotch™ tape (named after the popular company brand).
also @bobots , whats wrong with postit notes?
Just ignore @BoBots58 and report his account immediately.
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