is there a way of pressing 6 keys at a time with a virtual keyboard?


  1. the666
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    is there a way of pressing 6 keys at a time with a virtual keyboard?


    i have an old computer emulator that requires me to press 6 keys at the same time to enter a test mode.
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  3. Anak
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    The first thing that comes to mind is SendKeys and creating a .bat or script file.

    Alternatively I think you can use powershell. Unfortunately creating these types of files is not my strong suit but I hope to point you in the right direction.

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