I have searched all over the place for this. I cannot find out how to do it, only that it apparently can be done. How do you implement the Shift key into a macro? Is there anyway to do it without using the KeyState library that Loduwijk made? I only need to disinguish between a lowercase 'a' and a capital 'A.'
P.S. I noted that when you set a macro for '/' and '?,' '/' returns and '?' does not. But if you set a macro for 'a' and 'A,' it returns the one that is defined last.
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 Jan 23 2009, 3:17 pm
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Jan 23 2009, 3:18 pm
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Popisfizzy
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Using 4.0's macro system, you can set it so that Shift+[character] is different from [character].
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Popisfizzy wrote:
Using 4.0's macro system, you can set it so that Shift+[character] is different from [character]. How? | |
Create an interface file, and go to the macros section. From there, click and add a new macro. You can either manually add it, or use the "Find Key..." button.
If you don't know about interface files, then you should probably tinker around with them a bit to figure it out. | |