Workbench User Guide : B. Speed Key Mapping : Keyboard Map Files : How You Can Specify a Keyboard Map File
 
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How You Can Specify a Keyboard Map File
There are two environment variables you can use to specify a specific keyboard map file:
II_KEYBOARD
II_KEYBOARD_FILE
For more information about how to set environment variables in OpenROAD, see Speed Key Mapping.
II_KEYBOARD
This variable specifies the prefix name of a text file containing the custom keyboard mapping. OpenROAD makes two assumptions about the file specified by prefix name with II_KEYBOARD:
The file has a file extension of .kbd (for example, default.kbd).
The file resides in the "files" directory of the OpenROAD installation: %II_SYSTEM%\ingres\files\prefix_name.kbd
II_KEYBOARD_FILE
You can specify a full path name and file extension for a keyboard map file by using the II_KEYBOARD_FILE environment variable. If this environment variable has a value, it takes precedence over the value of II_KEYBOARD.