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sorry for my late reply

it might be because i havent explained myself clearly :)

my idea is that you instead of like

ctrl + up = volume up

you have

ctrl + mwheelup = volume up

or it might be because you have run into the same wall as i have that it is impossible(?) to bind the mouse wheel to anything in autoit ;)

if its the first of those two... pwease tell me how :)

Well, it's easy - WM_MOUSEWHEEL. As an example, look at this.
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but how can you specify whether its scrolling up or down?

WM_MOUSEWHEEL will work within your window. For the global control need a hook. Generally, if you are interested in this, I suggest you create a separate topic. I am sure you will get many answers.
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WM_MOUSEWHEEL will work within your window. For the global control need a hook. Generally, if you are interested in this, I suggest you create a separate topic. I am sure you will get many answers.

sure im interested but im more interested about it finding way into your program :)
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Maybe add hotkeys for brightness?

This will not work for all monitors (at least by WinAPI).

I have mine assigned to Fn+F4 (Down) andFn+F5 for up.

Fn keys do not generate a scan code.

Also, my CD eject key doesn't show anything?

In addition to the hot key, you must specify the character or sequence of characters for CD-ROM device(s) to manage the tray. For example, E;F;G.
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This will not work for all monitors (at least by WinAPI).

Maybe a selection for different types that can be used?

Fn keys do not generate a scan code.

So how does iKey know that I am using volume?

In addition to the hot key, you must specify the character or sequence of characters for CD-ROM device(s) to manage the tray. For example, E;F;G.

Where can I find the list?
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Maybe a selection for different types that can be used?

This seems too difficult, but I'll think about it. It's easier to do via video card driver.

So how does iKey know that I am using volume?

"Fn" + ... on your laptop generates code for the "Volume Up" key. Itself, "Fn" does not extradite scan code.

Where can I find the list?

Tab "Settings" - InputBox "Queue". See Post #13 for more information (original approach).
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Been away from the forums for a while and I'm just looking through some posts when I came across this. Just wanted to say excellent work!

WBD

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