--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alan Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> To avoid it getting in the way when none of your target windows
> is active, the one bar could be a context bar, with its first item
> specifying ALL the target windows in its context captionlist.
> Similarly, the few permanent hotkeys could all have that same
> captionlist in their "target window" field.
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I have an mind a dynamically build context bar that would handle only
showing the correct bar. That button would then call the script with
the caption. The script loosely follows your algorithm.
I'm trying to avoid having the list of windows in two places because
I'm not very good at remembering that kind of thing. If I can have it
all the same script, maintenance gets a lot easier because I can
search and replace any changes and be sure I got them all.
> BTW
> Maybe the two buttons described above could be combined into one
> which leads to one final command in the script (instead of the
> final four script lines shown above):
> keys &(param1){tab}(param2){en}
> thus only needing one button&hotkey pair to paste both.
>
> That would work if all of the apps have two text input fields
> in the same order as usual for username and password.
More or less. Actually, the login windows all currently have "User"
and "Password" text labels with the same underscores. So my code uses
the {alt} commands instead of tabbing.
Thanks,
Paul
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