CrashM

If you are looking for something a bit more math based check out https://projecteuler.net some good challenges on there.

I have added some instructions to the web page i provided previously on how to install and use AKE. Any other questions asked here will be added to these instructions.

Copy the DLL into the following path: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Roaming\AKE-PC\Plugins (replace [UserName] with your username) If you want to create your own you'll need to look at the example plugin and inherit either IPlugin or IInteractivePlugin. The device name is just a friendly name for that Android device that will show up in the PC version for easy identification. The PC Address is either the IP address or the DNS address of the Windows machine that AKE-PC is installed on. The port is the TCP port that the AKE-PC was setup on. You might need to allow this on your Windows firewall. I'm afraid i haven't really had time to create a Guide on how to setup/use this, but if i find time it will write something up.

It took me a while, but... http://www.crashm.co.uk/Home/AKE/

Is the screen burn still a problem when the display is dimmed? The android app does keep the screen on, but allows it to dim. Also i targeted the lowest version of android i could so that it could be used on the really cheap older tablets that could be used for this single purpose.

Hi All, I have been working on a little project after being inspired by the "DIY 87-Key Macro Keyboard" video and was just looking for advice on whether people think it is something that i should continue to develop and possible release. It is basically a macro keyboard (or virtual stream deck) that allow you to run macros on a windows machine using an android tablet as the keyboard. The android app connects the the windows machine and presents a grid (configurable size) of buttons that when pressed will run the macro on the windows machine. The windows app runs in the background and is used to configure the virtual keyboards (multiple tablets(or phones) can be used to control one windows machine). The macros can be configured to run a queue of: Key Combinations (including separate key up and downs and includes all keys that windows supports, for example F13-24) Strings (to type strings without having to use individual key presses) Mouse Clicks Shell Commands Plugins (support for .net class dlls that run a function with a string parameter) The keyboard it self allows: Text Labels (configurable colour for text and background) Images Animated Gifs Plugins (dynamic images can be sent from the windows machine, the example i created sends an image of the current ram/cpu usage once per second) Separate keyboards per windows app that switches automatically as you switch apps in windows Multiple pages (navigated using either swiping or buttons that would appear more hierarchical) I have pretty much finished the app(s), but it is in no way polished or properly bug tested, i'm just wondering if you think anyone would be interested in such an app.