Trigger multiple keys with one key in Windows 11?
Hello, I wanted to ask if I can activate multiple keys in a row with one key on Windows 11. Thanks!!!
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But only one button, that’s difficult! Imagine you’re pushing S and triggers Windows+Alt+K. Or F4, while you’re in Windows Explorer, don’t want to. Or F12 in the Edge. Or ‘print’ in LibreOfficeCalc. Or ‘image off’ in Excel. Or ‘NumLock’ in the remote desktop! Or H, V, L in IrfanView! You need a programmable keyboard, with programmable extra keys such as Logitech.
Or you can see if there is a solution to reprogram the doofe Caps Lock button.
With macros you can run multiple actions with one button. There are thousands of instructions on the net.