I have the acer RL100 and it has a Touch keyboard on it it has a scroll wheel on the side that controls Windows Volume I want it to A. Not Control Windows Volume and Instead Allow me to scroll through my movie collection now I scroll through my movie collection by hitting up and down on the keyboard I also want to be able to go up and down with the scroll wheel so Im preety sure I need to change WM_Appcommand10 (scroll wheel Up) to the Direction Up Button and The same for the WM_appcommand9 (scroll Wheel Down) To Direction Down Button. I know how to map my other keyboard commands but since the scroll wheel commands are app commands I need to change it in (system appcommand.xml) is that correct
I need to know what to change in Appcommand.XLM to make this work and Also Im worried that even If it works It will change my volume and I dont want my volume to go up and down while scrolling through my movie colletion I read the above Post
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You have two options:
1. ignore the appcommand and let Windows deal with it. For example the volume appcommands are treated this way so they control the Windows volume. To do this put the entry in as e.g. <volume_down/>. However note that you need to do this in the system appcommand.xml (even though I normally recommend not editing that!).
2. swallow the appcommand and do nothing. This means Windows won't receive the appcommand. To do this set the action to "noop" (short for "no operation" - ask your dad about assembler programming :-) You can put the noop actions in your userdata appcommand.xml.
Note the subtle difference between 1 and 2. If there is no action for an appcommand XBMC will ignore the appcommand and Windows gets it. If there is an action defined XBMC swallows the appcommand and executes that action, but the action can be "noop" to do nothing.
JR
SO Im Confused I just want to know what Lines of code I need to change and what it need to looks Like