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I've run into a problem. I have a game that doesn't support ASC inputs, yet I need to pass commands to it like "/start" or "/reload". To make matters worse,

send("/start")
works well in outputting
/start
on my standard german input locale, however if I switch it to english the output becomes
&start
which is completely useless.

Any ideas how I can make it type

/start
regardless of input locale?
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Try
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Sorry enaiman and PsaltyDS, still "&" instead of "/"... Why the raw method doesn't work is beyond me. If it doesn't send raw no matter what, what's the point in having it?

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