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I tested in chrome and opera and edge and firefox: same thing, just gives 231 as keycode or any key unless alt or ctrl is held

learn microsoft com indicates: Packet 231 Used to pass Unicode characters as if they were keystrokes. The Packet key value is the low word of a 32-bit virtual-key value used for non-keyboard input methods.

I couldn't post a link to the page that indicates 231 is unicode prefix, it told me that the post was 'spam like'

the problem isn't the 231 so much, the problem is that it gives 231 when pressing a or + or . Really I just need a way to know which different key is pushed. I did discover that while + yields 231, ctrl + + yields the expected 107..same with alt....very odd

When viewing my access database through microsoft remoteapp, the html5 in-browser rdp viewer specifically, the onKeyDown event has a keyCode value of 231 for all of the 'normal' keys(a-z, 0-9,+-,etc), different values for the function keys, enter key. My research indicates that is a unicode...