Omg, Old_Gray_Bear ur fantasie is not good. The world is full of bad guys but may be not so much as u imagine! Im writing a programm with a gui frontend (Tk) where users can store their own keystroke and later in this program they can use this keystroke to control their own desktop functions. Thats all! Nothing bad. But its ok i will do it by myself. I know modules like Term::ReadKey and the function like SendKeys("BlahBlah")will help me but the Problem is under Term::ReadKey i cant get all special keys like F1-F12, Del, Pageup, Pagedown, Arrows, Print etc. to store this value in a scalar to give out later the same keyvalue with SendKeys.. By the way another possibility were to bind a keystroke to a Tk-element like: 
$textbox->bind("<Return>", sub{$Entryfiel->delete('0.0','end');$Entryf
+ield->insert("end", "Return");});

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but dont wanna do it in this way for every key. Thats really circuitous, so i try to find a better/smart way. Ok many thanks i will try it by myself and im sure i find a way may be in a week but i will find it.. Best regard, michbach

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