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Now go to the Shortcuts tab under Sonar. Click Master, then set “Master - Volume Up” to a key such as F12 as seen below. This is what is referred to as your Sonar Shortcut Key in the guide, it is what initializes the overlay for the cheat to utilize, you need to press this key before clicking Load within the loader.
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