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-If it doesn't look like that, click on one of the keys. You will be taken back to the point before you clicked the green tick. You can then right-click on any incorrect keys and select Cut. And redo tapping the Shift key if needed.
+If it doesn't look like that, click on one of the incorrect key icons. You will be taken back to the point before you clicked the green tick. You can then right-click on any incorrect keys and select Cut. And redo tapping the Shift key if needed.
 Now go to the column for Mode 3, and repeat all the ablove actions, except using the Ctrl key, instead of Shift.
 Now you need to create the profile. Click on (Create) Profile. The profile will be created and the Save As dialog will open. Choose a suitable name for the profile and save it.
 You will now need to edit your joysticks's xml file. There is plenty of information on that. You will of course need to program <mod-shift> and <mod-ctrl> sections for the buttons.
 == Very Important ==