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Pedro3
Hi...
I have a mac and a PC and both of them share the same monitor.
Is there any way to change the input of the monitor through a keyboard shortcut?
I can change the input through a key in the monitor, but it cycles through all the inputs (available and non-available).
The monitor is a Asus VE276.
Thanks!
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