Dimitris,
I'm assuming you want to do this so that you can replace the company mapkeys with your own. In other words, you want F1 to do something other than what your system administrator has in mind. (Otherwise, you could just ignore them.)
Anyway, the easiest way to override the company settings is to put your own settings in a config.pro file that is read after the company standard config.pro.
The software will read up to 4 config files automatically when you start ProE in the following order:
1. [loadpoint]\config.sup
2. [loadpoint]\config.pro
3. [home directory]\config.pro
4. [start-in directory]\config.pro
The loadpoint is the basic ProE software path, e.g. Wildfire 3.0\text\ (This is where company standards are usually located. There can be a config.sup whose settings cannot be overridden, and a config.pro as well.)
The home directory is your personal Windows default home directory, e.g. C:\Documents and Settings\Fotopoulos\
The start-in directory is the directory you set up for your default location when you start Pro/E, e.g. C:\ProE Projects\
Except for settings in the config.sup file, settings are overridden if duplicated in the other 3 config files. Thus, if there is a mapkey setting for F1 in the loadpoint config.pro, and another in the start-in config.pro, the latter setting will rule, so create your own versions of the mapkeys and save them in one of the config files which are read later than the company standards.
David
