Display the Manual Kerning dialog box, which is used to expand and compress letter spacing.
KeyboardCopy
Syntax
KeyboardCopy([KeyboardName As String], [DestName As String])
Description
Copy a keyboard.
Parameters
KeyboardName: string (optional) The name of the keyboard to copy.
DestName: string (optional) The new name for the copy.
KeyboardCreate
Syntax
KeyboardCreate([KeyboardName As String])
Description
Create a new keyboard.
Parameters
KeyboardName: string (optional) The name for the new keyboard.
KeyboardEdit
Syntax
KeyboardEdit([KeyboardName As String])
Description
Open the Keyboard Editor.
Parameters
KeyboardName: string (optional) The name of the keyboard to edit.
KeyboardRename
Syntax
KeyboardRename([KeyboardName As String], [NewName As String])
Description
Rename a specified keyboard.
Parameters
KeyboardName: string (optional) The keyboard to rename.
NewName: string (optional) The new name for the keyboard.
KeyboardSelect
Syntax
KeyboardSelect([Keyboard As String])
Description
Specify a keyboard to use, or specify the default keyboard if the parameter is not used.
Parameters
Keyboard: string (optional) The name of a keyboard.
KeyType
Syntax
KeyType([Text])
Parameter
Text - The string that you want to type.
Description
You can type the string you pass to this method in the slide show. This method was formally known as 'Type' in PerfectScript.
Example
In the following code fragment, a string variable called 'myString' is declared. This variable is populated with the string 'WordPerfect Office'. The contents of 'myString' is passed to KeyType(). The PS object references the PerfectScript class.
'***** Declare all variables
Dim PS as PerfectScript
Dim myString as String
'****** Allocate memory to the PerfectScript Object