{ENTER} Keystroke iMacros for Firefox - firefox

I've found a decent amount of code to replicate a backspace or the enter key (DS, WINCLICK, etc.) -- but none of them work on iMacros for Firefox (Version 8.3.0). Is there anything I can do with this version?
My code is perfect, I just need an 'enter' keystroke or even a backspace after one of the lines to make the dropdown I need populate.
Can anybody help?
Thanks!

Then use Experimental recording and click on the place you want to type. Then press Enter.
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You can also check and un acheck the Favor element IDs ... option do get different ways of recording an EVENT command.

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Hey everyone, thanks for all your help so far, I've learned a whole lot in a short amount of time.
What I've done so far is to create a small calculator program and it works nicely. To complete this version of it, what I'd like to do is make my "keys" on the calculator interface accept input from my keyboard presses. So, for example, if I want to add 2 and 4, instead of clicking my "2" and "4" buttons, I can just press them on my numeric keypad instead.
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How to hijack the Caps Lock key for Cut, Copy, Paste keyboard operations

Here is what I am trying to accomplish:
To Copy, press and release Caps Lock ONCE
To Paste, press and release Caps Lock TWICE, quickly
To Cut, press Ctrl+Caps Lock
The reason I want to do this is often times i find my self looking down to press the correct X/C/V key, since they're all next to each other (atleast on a QWERTY keyboard).
How can I do this on a standard keyboard (using Windows), so that it applies to the entire system and is transparent to all applications, including to Windows Explorer? If not possible with a standard keyboard, can any of the "programmable numeric keypads" do this you think?
In the above, by "transparent" I mean "the application should never know that this keystroke was translated. It only gets the regular Ctrl+X/C/V code, so it behaves without any problems".
Ps. Not sure of all the tags that are appropriate for this question, so feel free to add more tags.
SOLVED. UPDATE:
Thank you to #Jonno_FTW for introducing me to AutoHotKey.
I managed all three requirements by adding the following AHK script in the default AutoHotKey.ahk file in My Documents folder:
Ctrl & CapsLock::
Send ^x
Return
CapsLock::
If (A_PriorHotKey = A_ThisHotKey and A_TimeSincePriorHotkey < 1000)
Send ^v
Else
Send ^c
Return
That was easy!
NOT COMPLETELY SOLVED. UPDATE:
The above works in Notepad, but NOT in Explorer (copying files for example) or MS Office (even text copying does not work). So, I need to dig around a bit more into AutoHotKey or other solutions. Will post a solution here when I find one.
In the meantime, if someone can make AutoHotKey work for everything I need, please reply!
ALL SOLVED. UPDATE:
All I had to do was to change the capital "C"/X/Z to lowercase "c"/x/z. So Send ^C became Send ^c. It now works in ALL programs inlcuding Windows Explorer! Fixed code above to reflect this change.
I believe the program you are looking for is AutoHotkey.
You need a Global Keyboard Hook.
Very nice! Been looking for something like this for a while.
My script is slightly different, making use of shift or control combinations for cut/copy, then CapsLock on its own is always paste.
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If you wanted to retain the option of retaining the Caps Lock function, I presume you could always remap e.g. Alt-CapsLock for this. I couldn't get it to toggle correctly when I tried it though.

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