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I have tried the small anticaps macro and it works.
However it still does not solve my problem.
I need a way of evaluating if CAPSLOCK is on or off before running a password macro to type in a password. If one of my students machines has CAPSLOCK on then the password is not accepted and the macro stops.
Any help much appreciated.
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Alternatively it would be sufficient to have a way to force CAPSLOCK off.
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Fantastic Gintaras
Works perfectly
I'm sorry you had to tell me about something that was already in the help pages. I did do a search for "capslock" but didn't find the command under "ifk". I don't understand how I missed it. I had already experimented with "key K 0" or "key K 1", so I was close.
I hope I don't need to bother you again.
Alistair
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Gintaras Wrote:Use ifk(K 1) ...
You could also assign a Hot Key, (K) to a function. Then put this code inside the function.
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ifk(K 1) key K
This way anytime the (Caps Lock) key is pressed it will be automatically switched off. It's a good thing for me because I really don't use (Capital) letters to often. I usually just hold down shift. Just shareing an idea. Hope it helps in some way. :)
