Martin,
Try the following:
' Begin Script
Dim keyState : keyState = False
Set myKey = Keyboard.RegisterHotkey("Control-Shift-1", "MyKeyToggle")
Sub MyKeyToggle()
If keyState Then
Speak "Toggle off"
keyState = False
Else
Speak "Toggle on"
keyState = True
End If
End Sub
Aaron
martin webster wrote:
Hi all,
Can somebody please help me with a rotor key example. I would like window-eyes to say "on" when a specific
hotkey is pressed, and when this key is pressed again, I would like window-eyes to say "off". I would like
the script to rotor between "on" and "off" every time the specific hotkey is pressed.
Thank you.
Warm regards.
Martin Webster.
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