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Yes, with your line nothing happens in Windows 11.
How can I send a keypress combo with more than two inputs, if not via the above comma seperated "list".
Nvm, im dumb - too early.
function btnPressed() { kb.tap(kb.KEY.B, kb.MODIFY.LEFT_GUI | kb.MODIFY.LEFT_ALT); }
of course you are correct. The above works fine. (Key.B instead of A) now switches Windows HDR Mode. Absolutely briliant. I love it.
Thanks again! Your help has been absolutely amazing, I can now finally use my puck device! 😍
Did you definitely use the line I'd suggested instead of what you had:
Because with the previous code of
kb.tap(kb.KEY.A, kb.MODIFY.LEFT_GUI, kb.MODIFY.LEFT_ALT);
, "Win + A" is exactly what I'd expect