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--- action:Simulate_Hardware_Key [2015/07/15 08:06] – peternlewis
+++ action:Simulate_Hardware_Key [2019/07/08 08:44] (current) – peternlewis
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 The //Simulate Hardware Key action// lets you simulate a hardware key, such as Play or Mute.
+{{ simulate-hardware-key.png?nolink&503x139 | Simulate Hardware Key }}
+You can optionally include any desired modifiers with the keystroke.
 The available keys include:
-* Sound Up
-* Sound Down
 * Brightness Up
 * Brightness Down
 * Caps Lock
+* Contrast Down
+* Contrast Up
+* Eject
+* Fast
 * Help
-* Power Key
+* Illumination Down
+* Illumination Toggle
+* Illumination Up
+* Launch Panel
 * Mute
+* Next
 * Num Lock
-* Contrast Up
-* Contrast Down
-* Launch Panel
-* Eject
-* Video Mirror
 * Play
-* Next
+* Power Key
 * Previous
-* Fast
 * Rewind
-* Illumination Up
+* Sound Up
-* Illumination Down
+* Sound Down
-* Illumination Toggle
+* Video Mirror
+You can optionally have the key pressed and held, or pressed and repeated, or released if you previously pressed it by selecting from the action (gear) ⚙ menu.
-You can optionally have the key pressed and held, or pressed and repeated, or released if you previously pressed it.
+Note: Keys that are pressed and held stay pressed only as long as the macro continues to run.
-Note: Keys that are pressed stay pressed only as long as the macro continues to run.