--- In [email protected], "ajzbc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi:
>
> I am trying to copy the contents of a screen name (that appears in
the
> same place on every screen) from a mainframe application using a
button
> on a bar. I have successfully set-up a button on a bar that moves
the
> mouse to a certain position on the screen and left clicks the mouse.
> This has gotten the cursor to the beginning of a 7 character screen
name
> field. I'm trying to get PowerPro to hold down the shift key, type
the
> right arrow character 7 times and then use ^c to copy the selection
to
> the clipboard.
>
> I'm using the following to attempt to have the shift key held down.
> However, what is actually happening is the cursor is simply moving 7
> characters to the right - but the shift key is *NOT* being held
down -
> so the characters are not being highlighted for capture to the
> clipboard.
>
> *Keys {shift}{right}{right}{right}{right}{right}{right}{right}
{shift}
>
> Any ideas as to how to accomplish this? I'm open to a completely
> different approach if anyone has any ideas.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
>
>
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>
Hi to all,
i've got more or less the same problem here. I am trying to define a
hotkey which should replace one value by another in a text-editor
(notepad, psdad, winword and others. But i can't get my *keys-command
to work. It seems that marking characters with {shift} or + doesn't
work. I tried several combinations. For example:
{shift}{end}{shift} works like {end} only
{shift}{right}{shift} works like {right} only
I also tried with +{end} and +{right} without success.
I also tried sending the *keys-command from a small topmost bar to
avoid key-handling-problems.
I also tried different applications.
Any help much appreciated.
regards
