Hello, forgive me for I am just starting to get into electronics but a friend of mine has come to me to help him with a project. He's asked me to come up with a way to control a keyboard via a computer. So far I've took apart a keyboard and have tried to learn what I can about the protocols used by the ps2 ports it used to communicate to a computer and have come to the decision that instead of recreating a keyboard signaling ability that I would take the board from a keyboard and "simulate" the pressing of key by bridging the connections you would normally bridge by pressing a button. But this idea is about as far as I could go. I'm thinking that I would need some sort of USB interface to a micro controller that I would send a code to, that code would be used to "decide' what two pins to bridge. beyond that I'm at a stopping point. does anyone here have an idea where I need to go from here? What kits I should get and so forth. I am a programmer but electronics, and micro controllers are a new thing to me so any help would be useful. Thanks. If it helps any the bridged connections I would have to make are the number of possibilities between a group of 10 pins and a group of 21 pins so about 210 possibilities.