How can I keep a key sutck down on my keyboard

[Harper]

If you are after some sticky keys, you can ...[rest of this post has been removed]

 

[Matt77]

I've seen dedicated "sticky key" keyboards

 

[Harper]

About about old fashion remapping keyboards strokes via ASCII table?

 

[Peter.Cort]

if you don't want to key it physically pressed do as xkmanmx said and write an infinite keypress loop script and then have it load on the start of the program. I don't think you can directly add a batch file into the startup parameters, I think they have to be coded into the .exe, but you can get something like this Run Software With Parameters In Windows and add the batch file into the startup parameters and voila.

 

[jasonalwaysready]

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[Luke]

if you don't want to key it physically pressed do as xkmanmx said and write an infinite keypress loop script and then have it load on the start of the program. I don't think you can directly add a batch file into the startup parameters, I think they have to be coded into the .exe, but you can get something like this Run Software With Parameters In Windows and add the batch file into the startup parameters and voila.

Couldn't you just write a batch file that fires the script and starts the exe.

Or am I not following what that run with parameters does.

 

[Apokalipse]

Autohotkey can send a keypress down and hold it. But it doesn't autorepeat like a normal keyboard.