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This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.
This code gets ALL of the keys on a 101 key keyboard. The only limitation is that the program still cannot get compound keystrokes like "Alt + Tab" or "Shift + 2" (for an @ symbol). I know its a little lengthy, and I could compact it smaller, but it gets the job done.