--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "ebennetthill" <benhill@> wrote: > > > > I want to send a login sequence to a browser window with a mouse > > gesture (I'm using Sensiva). If I send a macro with the gesture, only > > the trigger keys are sent to the form. The macro itself isn't > > triggered. I can send my login via hotkey and successfully login, but > > the keys are sent twice as slowly as the macro. I do have "Use fast > > send keys" checked. > > > I don't think I understand enough of what you are doing to answer > this. If you can, please give more specifics- provide the exact > commands that you are running with PowerPro and describe exactly how > they are activated. > I have a macro that sends [Yahoo! ID], {tab}, [password], and {enter} to the browser window with the *Keys command. I wanted to send the macro with a mouse gesture (just trying to be even lazier), and it didn't work, it only sent the macro signal key and the macro key. So changed tact and created a hotkey to send the login sequence ([Yahoo! ID], {tab}, [password], and {enter}). When the mouse gesture sent the hotkey, it did send the login sequence successfully. That's good and all's well. I was just curious why the *keys from the hotkey were so much slower than the *keys from the macro.
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