So there's no way to get Eventghost to acknowledge emulated keystrokes from another app? I tried Microsofts on screen keyboard (OSK) and its keystrokes were ignored as well.
Can anybody help me out here?
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- Sun Feb 14, 2010 7:40 pm
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- Topic: Keystroke event help
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Keystroke event help
I have this special program for the disabled called SAW5 . It basically emulates keystrokes via a graphical user interface.
Anyway, I'm attempting to use that software in conjunction with a usb-uirt and Eventghost to turn my laptop into a handicap accessible tv remote. I've figured out how to ...
Anyway, I'm attempting to use that software in conjunction with a usb-uirt and Eventghost to turn my laptop into a handicap accessible tv remote. I've figured out how to ...