Hello Everyone,
this is my first post here so forgive me if this topic is already been discussed (it doesn't seems so).
Basically I just want to have the option for a numpad on a classic thinkpad keyboard like the fn+option on a Dell Latitutde.
I wrote down this code but it has some flow.
In particular it works well except for the + key where, if I press alt+key, I get only the dot (italian layout) or no action at all.
I don't know why.
Maybe someone has been here before me.
Thank you!
Here the code:
#NoEnv
#Warn
SendMode Input
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%
<!7:: Send, 7
<!8:: Send, 8
<!9:: Send, 9
<!0:: Send, /
<!u:: Send, 4
<!i:: Send, 5
<!o:: Send, 6
<!p:: Send, *
<!j:: Send, 1
<!k:: Send, 2
<!l:: Send, 3
<!ò:: Send, -
<!m:: Send, 0
<!,:: Send, ,
<!.:: Send, +
Script to get a Numpad on Thinkpad keyboard
Re: Script to get a Numpad on Thinkpad keyboard
Hallo,
try:+ is the hotkey modifier symbol for Shift.
try:
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<!.:: Send, {+}
Re: Script to get a Numpad on Thinkpad keyboard
Rohwedder, thank you for the reply!
I followed your insctructions but unfortunately it still doesn't work.
Do you think that the left part of the equation is fine? I mean the dot key is correct? (that's what I get from that key in the view panel)
Thank you and everybody for the help!
MV
I followed your insctructions but unfortunately it still doesn't work.
Do you think that the left part of the equation is fine? I mean the dot key is correct? (that's what I get from that key in the view panel)
Thank you and everybody for the help!
MV