--- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Still doesn't work. Debug reports
> 0 2 740
> And then after changing script it reports
> 0 7 740
>
> There's still no change to the led's....which is what I've been
> watching for changes on when testing all these scripts.
Then, lastly, try to replace:
hDev=dll.call("CreateFile|s ui ui ui ui ui ui",;;+
?"\\.\Keybd",0,1,0,3,0,0)
to
hDev=dll.call("CreateFile|s ui ui ui ui ui ui",;;+
?"\\.\Keybd",0x40000000,0,0,3,0,0)
If even this doesn't work, I think it's a driver issue.
> Note keytrap should be able to do this, but in my testing this:
> win.debug(Keytrap.GetKeystate(1,144))
> Always reports 1.
This works correctly on my system. As I said previously, it may be
because I changed the driver:
from
Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
to
Korean PS/2 Keyboard (103/106 Key)
I changed it as with the standard driver I couldn't use the hotkeys
like RCtrl+Numpad 0, etc while LCtrl + Numpad 0 etc worked fine
(:these were not PP's hotkeys). You may try to change the driver too.
Sean
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