How to map a key unless Control is hold down or that key is pressed with Control simultaneously

Question

The following code maps PgUp (resp. PgDn) to WheelUp (resp. WheelDn) unless Control is pressed down. For example If several tabs in firefox are opend and if I first hold down Control then press PgDn I go to the next tab as desired. But If I press Control and PgDn simultaneously I go to the next tab and I have also the effect of WheelDown. How to prevent this WheelDown in this situation?

In other words I would like a mapping Pgdn-->WheelDown if neither Control is hold down nor Pgdn and Control are pressed simultaneously.

#If (NOT (GetKeyState("Control", "P")))
PgUp::WheelUp
PgDn::WheelDown
#If

Yes, I have tried it as standalone script, I have the same problem. To see the problem, please open a firefox with several opened tabs and try to do several `Ctrl+pagedown" to see what I mean. If I hold down Control and do several Pagedown I don't have problem. But when I press both Control and Page down and release both and do the same thing I have the problem. — Name
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Name Name · Accepted Answer · 2017-01-05T08:55:16

Finally I found this solution:

~PgDn::while (NOT (GetKeyState("Control", "P")))
Send {WheelDown}

~PgUp::while (NOT (GetKeyState("Control", "P")))
Send {WheelUp}

How to map a key unless Control is hold down or that key is pressed with Control simultaneously

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