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~comment{General Instructions for Custom Keymap Overlays

A. To print the default PostScript(TM) keymap file for your keyboard:

   1) Based upon your keyboard type (Pc101, Pc91, Pc86) select
      either Keymap_Pc101_User_Defs_Ps, Keymap_Pc91_User_Defs_Ps,
      or Keymap_Pc86_User_Defs_Ps.
      
   2) Use Queue.Print or another Print procedure to print this
      PostScript file. Note that your printer must be equiped to
      print the Helvetica(TM)-Narrow font, at 300 dpi.
      
B. To modify the default keymaps, and generate an alternate PostScript
   keymap file:

   1) Based upon your keyboard type (Pc101, Pc91, Pc86) select
      either Keymap_Pc101_User_Defs, Keymap_Pc91_User_Defs,
      or Keymap_Pc86_User_Defs.

   2) Copy this file to a new file with a unique name, preferably
      with the naming convention: Keymap_<Prefix>_User_Defs,
      where <Prefix> indicates a custom keymap name or custom
      terminal type.
   
   3) Edit your custom file. Detailed instructions are contained
      within the file.
   
   4) Run Compose on your custom file.
   
   5) Print your new PostScript file, Keymap_<Prefix>_User_Defs_Ps.
      
C. To create a custom keymap from scratch:

   1) Copy the file Keymap_Template_User_Defs to a new file with a
      unique name, preferably with the naming convention:
      Keymap_<Prefix>_User_Defs, where <Prefix> indicates a custom keymap
      name or custom terminal type. 
      
   2) Follow the steps in B, above.
   
D. To make advanced modifications, such as font changes, users should
   understand Compose macros. Users can modify renamed copies of
   Keymap_Template_Macros, Keymap_Template_Tables, and
   Keymap_Template_User_Defs. Note that the include macros for
   Keymap_Template_Macros and Keymap_Template_Tables should be changed
   to reference the renamed files.
   
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