wrote: >> The basic technique I use - and it can be applied in a lot of >> situations >> - is to check envvar COMPUTERNAME and load different configurations >> based on that. I do that in my startup.powerpro file loaded >> by a startup >> scheduler item. That implies that you have a smart startup.powerpro >> script... > > You mind uploading yours? I'd like to see what items you are dealing > with at startup...
I'm very hesitant to upload it because it's quite complex and it really deals with a lot of stuff that makes sense just for my custom environment. I don't have time to create a reasonable kit out of it. But as you ask specific questions, I will pull snippets out of it if I've found a solution. > >> - Keyboard macros unique depending on the system. >> >> I don't have that, I wish I did. > > I'm thinking a text file for each config's hotkeys is the best way. If > you add hotkeys, you have to add it to all the applicable config > hotkey files...but you can at least do it all at one time on whatever > system you're working on. And then your regular file sync will keep > everyone in line. Huh, when you said keyboard macros the first time I got confused and I thought you really meant the keyboad macro commands, not hotkeys. For hotkeys (and keytrap), I do use these techniques: if( condition )do keytrap.service(...) cl.importkeys(...) endif where condition is a suitable combination of tests on COMPUTERNAME envvar operating system version (I've got a script to find OS version in the registry) and I also use the special ;include syntax in the ini files I import. As for macro keys, you'd think that the above covers them, but it doesn't. What's left out is the issue with what is the best set of macro trigger keys that are unused and portable on different keyboards, including non-US layouts. I'm finding that all good keys are taken already. I use ` and ] but they aren't always available on non-US layouts. Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
