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Author Topic: use of numeric keypad keys in a macro  (Read 827 times)
benedictheal
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« on: January 13, 2009, 04:27:03 AM »

In windows, one can type odd characters such as A-with-an-umlaut by using the numeric keypad.
e.g. ALT+142 or ALT+132. This works only with the numeric keypad, if the numlock is on. It doesn't work with the normal numeric keys.

In a macro, how can I get the effect of typing on the numeric keypad while numlock is on?
If I define a macro in the obvious way, pressing the numeric keypad keys, I just get


<alt d>142<alt u>

which has lost the fact that they were keypad keys.

Thanks
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