Thanks for the link,but why in the world would I need a "macro" to post
a reply to you, or to anyone else? Like Barry, I can already key in text
at a very high rate of speed - I've been playing "Letter Invaders" for
twenty years. I will admit using this Toshiba Ultrabook with the
chicklet keys slows me down some, but on a Rosewill keyboard, the one
with the mechanical clicking sound, I can hit 99 WPM with one hand tied
behind my back.
Macros are for newbies and nerds who can't type. You'd think that after
working as a professional editor out of a home office for close to
thirty years, Judy would have learned one simple fact: the querty
keyboard does not change - all you have to do is memorize the keyboard
layout. It's not complicated.
On 12/25/2013 11:22 PM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
BTW, Richard, if you'd like to start using macros for all your
repetitive text, here's the macro program I've been using:
http://www.tucows.com/preview/518190/AllKeys-Macro
It's free for the first 30 days, then it costs $30 to register it.
Installs very easily in Windows, ridiculously simple to use, at least
for automating text strings. I haven't tried any of its bells and
whistles for doing fancier stuff, but maybe you'll find them helpful too.
Richard shoots himself in both feet:
The only one "going over the edge" here is you, Ms Stein. If creating
a phoney "macro" isn't going over the edge I don't know what is!
Nothing I post is to be taken seriously
Yup, that'll be my new macro.
