yes, the numpad numbers and the regular numbers are different.. i recently had to make an applescript that moves the mouse cursor, and found a way to do it through key codes*: http://softwares.bajram.com/utilities/#Full_Key_Codes
maybe you can use that info together with a keyboard shortcut manager or applescript. no idea about windows or linux though ++ chris * for those interested: http://www.andrewparnell.com/blog/2010/01/moving-the-mouse-with-applescript/ like: tell application "System Events" to key code 84 to move the mouse down. On 4/15/11 at 9:27 AM, [email protected] (J Bills) wrote:
no, sorry bertrand. the number keypad. on the right hand side of every keyboard. I'd like to assign a keybind to those keys specifically. has to be some way to differentiate between the "8" at the top of the keyboard and the "8" over there, for example. (i realize these are currently occupied contextually by nudging, and just being numbers) are they just considered "UI" keys, like alt, ctrl, shift, etc?
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