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Forum: Support Topic: Bug: artifical RShift produces wrong result? |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: January 2nd, 2012, 5:46 pm
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| Hotkeys that use the keyboard hook cannot be triggered by means of the Send command. I dont see how this is relevant. First of all, the hotkey is obviously being triggered, if it wasn't then I would expect a capital A to appear instead of an exclamation point. Secondly, I am not triggering the hotk... |
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Forum: Support Topic: Bug: artifical RShift produces wrong result? |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: January 2nd, 2012, 5:29 am
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| Consider this simple script: RShift & a:: SendInput 1 Return If the RShift Down comes from a physical key, the result is a 1 as expected, but when RShift Down's type is "artifical" (as shown in key history), the (incorrect) result is an exclamation point (basically the shift of 1) Here... |
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Forum: Scripts Topic: Ultimate MX Revolution Hotkey list! |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: January 9th, 2008, 11:09 pm
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XavierGr wrote: I will try to update it with more actions but I don't think that I will come up with 30 more actions to fill all those hotkeys.
Please do! Also, can you expand upon how you configured the up/down events in uberoptions? |
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Forum: Scripts Topic: [Multi-Monitor] Launch Internet Explorer under mouse |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: January 5th, 2008, 12:36 am
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| Internet Explorer will always try to launch wherever it was last closed. It pulls this information from a binary registry value thats pretty cryptic. If you have a multi-monitor setup (I have 10!), it becomes a pain to have to move the windows around. So, it may be sloppy, but I wrote this script th... |
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Forum: Scripts Topic: 255 possible modifier combinations |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: December 13th, 2007, 7:06 pm
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| I thought this might be useful for some of you: <! >! <# ># <^ >^ <+ >+ <!<# >!<# <!<^ >!<^ <!>! <!># >!># <!>^ >!>^ <#># <^<# >^<# <^># >^># <^>^ <+<! >+<! <+<# >+<# <+<^ >+<^ <+>! >+>! <+># >+># <+>^ >+>^ <+>+ <!<#># >!<#># <!<^<# >!<^<# <!<^># >!<^># <!<^>^ >!<^>^ <!>!<# <!>!<^ <!>!># <!>!>^ <!>^... |
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Forum: Support Topic: Out Of Keys |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: December 13th, 2007, 5:51 pm
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Pierre wrote: In a related way: I tried to map #! where ! would be the actual key but I did not find a way to espace the ! to the actual key. Any tip?
not really related. that being said, map like this:
#Alt::
msgbox, win alt pressed
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Forum: Support Topic: Out Of Keys |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: December 13th, 2007, 5:42 pm
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someone double check my work, but the number of combinations possible when considering left and right alt,shift,win,and ctrl keys is 255
making the total number of possible hotkeys with F1-F12 = 3072
yes? |
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Forum: Support Topic: Out Of Keys |
| ronaldjeremy |
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Posted: December 13th, 2007, 5:31 pm
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[quote="Superfraggle"]
But bear in mind, using the F1 - F12 keys there are so many combinations. Ive got 13 so far, just using F1
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there are fifteen, you forgot #! and #!+  |
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