Single User Defined Program Key Press to Answer.

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(07-09-2021 07:27 PM)kevinwaite Wrote:  Hello, how did you learn RETURN 46; is like pressing the on button?
Might you know the value for the ENTER key?

I have attached the image from page 652 of the manual, which describes what the rules are for GETKEY. I discovered that the result of a program (or key instruction) written this way, will be that the 'number' returned, will show itself as the key that the 'number' represents.

The ENTER key will be 30 and shift and ENTER should be 51+30, with alpha+ENTER being 51+51+30, and shift+alpha+ENTER being 51+51+51+30.

I assume that there could be some use for this, but I cannot think of a good one off hand. The use of a Key instruction program like this, seems to be bound to only outputting a single instruction to be used to simulate the press of a key.