Trouble mapping the keyboard

[Freddie]

Hmm, Unfortunately I can't get it right with the "/" at the moment. the ":" (normal) "/" (shifted) key is called oem2 on my computer (checked with HKN).

So following your advice (the way I understood it), I tried :

<Label w1s Local SendWinS Wow1>

<hotkey Shift Oem2>
<SendLabel w1s>
<Key %Trigger%>

Is that supposed to work ? or is there anything I am doing wrong here ?

This is a correct script but that doesn't mean it will do what you want on this particular PC or with this particular target application. This stuff is very dependent on the PC's keyboard and bios and keyboard settings, and on the application you're sending keystrokes to.

So we need to do a little detective work. There are two ways the keystrokes are used: (1) as the trigger (the keys you press with your fingers) and (2) as the output (the data that gets injected into the target application). Let's check them one at a time.

When you press the key combination, does the hotkey get triggered? You can tell my looking at HotkeyNet's screen and seeing whether it reacts. It should show <Hotkey Shift Oem2> in the upper left.

Second thing, the output. Press Shift Oem2 and look at HotkeyNet's main window. What messages does it display about this command?

Third thing. What is Shift Oem2 bound to in WoW?

As for the AllMainKeys, I was wondering. Could it be because some keys are already used higher in the script such as F1-F5 for PiP, and it would block the whole list because it generates errors on these keys ?

I still don't understand what the problem is. In other words, I don't understand why you're asking for help with this. I don't know what error you're seeing or what isn't working. Can you post or email me the script?

Thanks in advance for your patience

This is nothing! You should see some of the threads I've been through with HotkeyNet!