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HotkeySet for 2 keys


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hey there, is it possible to detect 2 pressed keys using HotKeySet?

Like:

HotKeySet("{RSHIFT}8", "star")

Func star()

     MsgBox(0,"","Start Pressed")

EndFunc

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HotKeySet("+8", "star")

you have to think more than twice.

Edited by EKY32

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EKY32,

 

you have to think more than twice

Given the past 2 threads you have started, reading the help file at least once before posting might be a better idea. ;)

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Posted (edited)

I really do, but about the previous thread, i think it's an error. :/ there must be a single section for every parameter X and Y in the form.

thank you>

Edited by EKY32

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