not sure if the programmers to the intellytype software are sloppy or if i just cant find the option but i found a workaround for any of you people who has this keyboard and need some key combination which the software doesnt support.
There is a file save option in the macro editor at the top called "share", its basically saving the macro you are currently editing\chosen in a text file under \Documents\Microsoft Hardware\Macros\*.mhm, you can type in the keys that you are working with and open the mhm file in a text editor and find out what number the keys have.
For instance, the Alt key is key number 56, and the command goes like;
<KeyBoardEvent Down="true">56</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>20</DelayEvent>
or
<KeyBoardEvent Down="false">56</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>10</DelayEvent>
,
true=held down
false=key press+release
Ctrl+Alt+i;
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Macro>
<KeyBoardEvent Down="true">29</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>10</DelayEvent>
<KeyBoardEvent Down="true">56</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>20</DelayEvent>
<KeyBoardEvent Down="true">23</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>10</DelayEvent>
<KeyBoardEvent Down="false">23</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>10</DelayEvent>
<KeyBoardEvent Down="false">56</KeyBoardEvent>
<DelayEvent>10</DelayEvent>
<KeyBoardEvent Down="false">29</KeyBoardEvent>
</Macro>
*could eventually type out the whole keyboard in a macro mhm file and find out what all the corresponding numbers to the keys are.
if anyone cares at all, i dint like the keyboard much to start with, never liked those keyboards wich has that palm rest below the keyboard, but after 3 days of using it im allready starting to like it, its a little loud and the keys are a little slippery, (attached some tape to the w,a,d keys because its a little unusual to have the keys that far into the keyboard and the hand rest is not used to it for playing with a standard keyboard for so long, and i must say the build quality of it and the nice led backlightning really starts to be enjoyable, even more impressive is the profiles for the macros where you can have 2 profiles of 30 macros and 1 profile of 12 macros with keypad on either side of the keyboard for any application installed on the system, that means, 72 macros, or "shortcut" keys for any application you have installed on the system, (insane), just launch the application and the macros work for that application alone, no need to change anything. switch application and the macros changes to the selected application. real time saver, and really good looking.
just my 2 cents.