FK01 = F1 , F13, and XF86_SWITCH_VT_1 ??

From: Randi Eckstein (reckstein_at_wyse.com)
Date: 03/11/05

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    I need to have Shift+F1=F13 and Ctrl+Alt+F1=XF86_SWITCH_VT_1, at the
    same time (and for the rest of the function keys, F2->F12).

    In pc/pc,
      key <FK01> {
           type="CTRL+ALT";
           symbols[Group1] = [ F1, XF86_SWITCH_VT_1 ];
      }
    but I'd like to have Shift+F1 be mapped to F13 too:
      key <FK01> { [ F1, F13 ] };

    How do I change the symbols file to have both at the same time?

    Thanks,
    Randi

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