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["El.douwen" <address@hidden>]

> Maybe a small tool like 'xev' can answer these questions.  Just  
> start it, move the mouse inside the opening window and press the key  
> you are interested in.  'xev' will print all available data about  
> the occurring X event.  The key code should be part of this event.
>
> A larger tool like 'xkeycaps' might be available for MacOS as well.   
> It displays a keyboard with a choosable layout and can change lots  
> of properties of this layout.  It also can show you all the key  
> codes of course.

i wrote this
(question: how can i write the remarks ?)
clear Mod1
clear Mod2
clear Mod3
keycode 63 = Mod_H
keycode 66 = Mod_A
keycode 67 = Mod_M
add Mod1 = Mod_A
add Mod2 = Mod_M
add Mod = Mod_H

the answer was:
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:4:  bad keysym name 'Mod_H' in  
keysym list
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:5:  bad keysym name 'Mod_A' in  
keysym list
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:6:  bad keysym name 'Mod_M' in  
keysym list
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:7:  bad keysym name 'Mod_A' in  
keysym list
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:7:  bad add modifier keysym list  
(empty)
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:8:  bad keysym name 'Mod_M' in  
keysym list
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:8:  bad add modifier keysym list  
(empty)
xmodmap:  /Users/vincent/.Xmodmap:9:  bad add modifier name 'mod', not  
allowed
xmodmap:  8 errors encountered, aborting.

i feel lost... and dont know where to find any explanations...

Vincent...