For quick macro work or letter substitution and simple scripting, I
suggest Macro Express. It is inexpensive. You can use it for quite
complicated things, but I find it a bit cumbersome for that stuff. But
it is quick and easy for the simple stuff.
For more involved scripting, another vote
At 08:22 +0100 8/3/15, Klaus Daube wrote:
After a look on QuickKeys website I see that the equivalent on Windows would
be http://www.pcshorthand.com/screenshot.htmlShortHand on Windows. I had
used this for many years, but switched to AHK in 2005. AHK provides nearly all
Windows functions - and
For inserting plain text clips, you could use the free Clipboard Help
Spell. It's a clipboard utility with spell checking. You could mark the
clips you want to save as Favorites and they will always be available.
If you need more info, let me know.
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Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
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My thanks to Adam, Rick, Carol and Klaus for very useful feedback.
The vote is AutoHotKey 3, AutoIt 1 - but as the 1 vote comes from Rick, I have
to give greater weight to it ;-)
Lots to go on here.
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Steve
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On 6 Mar 2015 at 13:40, Steve Rickaby wrote:
FrameMaker for Mac has now gone, as has QuickKeys for that matter, and I
am now working with FrameMaker 12 in Parallels. This leaves me without
some important but pretty simple automation, for example inserting
'CharStyleNameDefaultParaFormat'
Steve, have a look at AutoHotkey (http://www.autohotkey.com/). I have
no personal experience with it but a newsletter that I subscribe to
(http://webserver.computoredge.com/) has a weekly feature on it. If
you search the newsletter's archives for autohotkey you'll find
dozens of articles that
