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1.1       root        1: .TH XMODMAP 1 "6 July 1987" "X Version 11"
                      2: .SH NAME
                      3: xmodmap, xprkbd - X Window System keyboard modifier utilities
                      4: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      5: .B "xmodmap"
                      6: [ -S ] [ -s ]
                      7: [ -L ] [ -l ]
                      8: [ -C ] [ -c ]
                      9: [ -1 ]
                     10: [ -2 ]
                     11: [ -3 ]
                     12: [ -4 ]
                     13: [ -5 ]
                     14: [ +S \fIn\fP ] [ +s \fIn\fP ]
                     15: [ +L \fIn\fP ] [ +l \fIn\fP ]
                     16: [ +C \fIn\fP ] [ +c \fIn\fP ]
                     17: [ +1 \fIn\fP ]
                     18: [ +2 \fIn\fP ]
                     19: [ +3 \fIn\fP ]
                     20: [ +4 \fIn\fP ]
                     21: [ +5 \fIn\fP ]
                     22: [ \fIhost\fP:\fIdisplay\fP ]
                     23: .sp
                     24: .B "xprkbd"
                     25: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     26: .PP
                     27: .I Xmodmap
                     28: is a utility for displaying and altering the X keyboard modifier map on the
                     29: specified display and host.
                     30: If no display is specified,  the value of the
                     31: .B DISPLAY
                     32: environment variable is used.
                     33: .PP
                     34: With no arguments,
                     35: .I xmodmap
                     36: displays the current map.
                     37: .PP
                     38: .I Xprkbd
                     39: prints on the standard output a table of the keycodes,  the keysym code,
                     40: and the keynames for the keyboard on the appropriate X server.
                     41: .SH OPTIONS
                     42: .TP 8
                     43: .B "-S -s"
                     44: Disable all current keys for the Shift modifier set.
                     45: .TP 8
                     46: .B "+S +s"
                     47: Add the keyname
                     48: .I n
                     49: to the Shift modifier set.
                     50: .TP 8
                     51: .B "-L -l"
                     52: Disable all current keys for the Lock modifier set.
                     53: .TP 8
                     54: .B "+L +l"
                     55: Add the keyname
                     56: .I n
                     57: to the Lock modifier set.
                     58: .TP 8
                     59: .B "-C"
                     60: Disable all current keys for the Control modifier set.
                     61: .TP 8
                     62: .B "-<digit>"
                     63: Disable all current keys for the Mod<digit> modifier set.
                     64: .TP 8
                     65: .B "+<digit>"
                     66: Add the keyname
                     67: .I n
                     68: to the Mod<digit> modifier set.
                     69: .SH EXAMPLES
                     70: .PP
                     71: To add keyname Shift_L to the Shift set:  \fIxmodmap\fP +s Shift_L
                     72: .PP
                     73: To replace the Control set by keynames F1 & F3: \fIxmodmap\fP -C +c F1 -c F3
                     74: .SH ENVIRONMENT
                     75: .PP
                     76: .TP 8
                     77: .B DISPLAY
                     78: To get default host and display number.
                     79: .SH SEE ALSO
                     80: X(1)
                     81: .SH
                     82: BUGS
                     83: .LP
                     84: Will not allow you to increase the maximum number of keys per modifier.
                     85: .SH AUTHOR
                     86: David Rosenthal,  Sun Microsystems
                     87: .sp
                     88: Copyright \(co 1987 Sun Microsystems,  Inc.

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