--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For me, the speed isn't a problem and the character appears as
> quickly as it would if I were to define it by character and
> not ASCII code. I do use fast send keys under Advanced Setup though.
> If you run into problems using the single character then you may
> wish to give this a shot and see if it works better for you:
>
> *Keys {Fast}{Alt}{N0}{N1}{N6}{N3}{Alt}
I use fast keys too. But I still can type ahead. I guess I'll just
need to slow down. PP's macro implementation sends backspaces to erase
the macro characters, there's nothing I can do to avoid that (it can
be turned off, but then the digraph is appended to the macro).
I find that alt+num keycode is reliable vs. single character keycode.
> It should be possible to set your local macros to run only if the
VNC
> window isn't active by modifying the target window attribute of the
> macro trigger key.
Yes, you're right and I overlooked that. It works fine now. BTW,
tribute to the new help file format, it took me almost no time to find
the relevant information in it!
Big thanks. I'll stay with macros for the time being - they serve my
purpose - but will keep looking for a faster implementation too.
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