Use Keyboard on two pcs

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Why can't you just answer my question? I had to spend five minutes studying your message to extract the answers. I take it these are the answers:

1. You want to press NumPad5 with your finger.

2. You want the local Shaiya to receive nothing.

3. You want the remote Shaiya to receive NumPad5.

Is that correct? Is that what you are trying to do?

No, Ignore all of that I have tried some ways around it because I thought it was not sending the keys at all, but it is the only problem is the games not detecting the keypresses.

AutoIt3 is detected so macro's do work.. I just dont know why HKN isn't being detected fully.

but I tested HKN using local keys so when I press numpad 5 for it to press the number 3, it was able to send this key...

Are you saying that you wrote a hotkey definition that successfully injected a keystroke into the remote Shaiya? If so, please copy and paste that hotkey definition here so I can see what worked.

It seems like it's injecting it in but not acting as a keypress so is not detecting it in-game.

What I was saying is that would it be possible to press Numpad 5 on this PC and that to send the message to the remote PC to Press Numpad 5 which then uses the local script as this works for Shaiya, the method of s

HotkeyNet doesn't work the way you think it does. It doesn't make the slightest difference whether a hotkey is defined in a remote script or local script. Either way the remote copy of HotkeyNet injects the keystroke using exactly the same code.

I might have a fix for it, to put an AutoIt3 Script on the remote system so when I press Keypad 5 on this system the remote system presses keypad 5 which then makes the autoitscript press the number 3

[Zakula]

go to www.vetra.com. they have a large selection of KVM switches if you want that or a keyboard multiplier. you can get it in PS/2 or usb the usb version costs more. just remap the keys on your 2nd pc to do what ya want

VIP-844-BC: "MegaCast"™ 4 port PS/2 Keyboard Multiplier / Multicaster. Routes the output of a single PS/2 keyboard, to as many as four PCs simultaneously.You will need four 6-pin mini-DIN male-male cables, such as our VIP-300-6MM-06 cables, to connect to the PCs. Can be cascaded to accommodate a maximum of 16 PCs.


zak

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www.vetra.com[/url]. they have a large selection of KVM switches if you want that or a keyboard multiplier. you can get it in PS/2 or usb the usb version costs more. just remap the keys on your 2nd pc to do what ya want

VIP-844-BC: "MegaCast"™ 4 port PS/2 Keyboard Multiplier / Multicaster. Routes the output of a single PS/2 keyboard, to as many as four PCs simultaneously.You will need four 6-pin mini-DIN male-male cables, such as our VIP-300-6MM-06 cables, to connect to the PCs. Can be cascaded to accommodate a maximum of 16 PCs.


zak

I guess you didn't read my first post.

(its to far away for me to use synergy)

the system is a good 30-40m away