Well, in the ASCII table decimal 108 is lower-case "L" ("l"), for instance. but sending key code 108 via UVNC seems to trigger "Alt-H" on the server. so I guess a key code is not the same as an ASCII code.
Any other (tested) hints? As you can see, the topic is not as trivial as it may seem.
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- 2008-02-26 13:39
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- 2008-02-26 12:31
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Re: Sending Alt PrintScreen howto...
Good to know, but you still have not explained how to find out the "nnn" of "Alt-nnn". I guess no normal user knows by heart all key codes, if any at all.
Anyway, if the Scroll-Lock feature obsoletes the menu/button action "send custom key", it might be a good idea to remove that feature from UVNC ...
Anyway, if the Scroll-Lock feature obsoletes the menu/button action "send custom key", it might be a good idea to remove that feature from UVNC ...
- 2008-02-26 10:15
- Forum: Feature requests
- Topic: Sending Alt PrintScreen howto...
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Re: Sending Alt PrintScreen howto...
But the manual page does not mention how to find out the ASCII key code of the desired key. Can somebody point me to a description of how to do that and also add the corresponding information to the manual page?