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Not possible.
Unless you use the noob way with point & click.
Can't help though lol.

Yes indeed.

Well here's what I did lol:
*1::
SetKeyDelay -1
Send {Blind}{j DownTemp}{; DownTemp}{r DownTemp}
return

*1 up::
SetKeyDelay -1
Send ...

I see. With sleep 10 it works, in a way.
I'll continue messing a bit with this.

Very interesting, thank you for your time.
This also works, but I didn't tell you everything, I never imagined it would be so complex.
Here's what I did:
var1=0
var2=0
var3=0
1::
if var ...

But still there must be a better way to do it.
It does the same problem as my earlier attempt. I can't press them at the same time with other remappings.

I didn't know you could do that "2 up::etc"
The first code works perfectly for what I need.
It doesn't repeat the keys, but I don't need it.

The second one also works but if I hold it t ...

I tried to remap a single key to 3 others. (For a virtual onscreen piano in my case)
So instead of:
1::A
I need it to be for example:
1::A+B+C
But it needs to act the same way, not just send the ...

No clue, try another key. Like "-" "=". That's what I did. But Xbutton for me doesn't work, I use the logitech software. (Logitech MX518)

A guy in this forum made this for me, I needed the program to be able to detect when I release the button, like a turbo left click.

I might as well use this thread.
Can this one run anyfaster, like doing double clicks or something?

;F4=TURBO LEFT CLICK
F4::
Loop
{
GetKeyState, RButtonState, F4, P
if R ...

Or you can just use the global hotkeys in winamp.
Like Alt+Ctrl+1,2,3,4...

I would just like to bump this, to show how incredible this script is, very smart.

Why don't you make it:
~V & Space::
Instead?

Lol, rtfm..heh, heh.