Wow, that works perfect,
thanks Eric!
For anyone interested in the ultimate goal of this, here's the final
autohotkey script that I launch with an Alt-P right after clicking the
new paint button Eric made for me.
!p:: ;-- this is the launch key combination
send ^c ;-- control-C (copy)
sleep 500 ;-- slow computer, have to wait for it...
title = %clipboard% ;--put the contents of clipboard into variable
"title"
send^{enter} ;-- to close the tiddler
Run emptyJpg.jpg ;-- run an empty paint file in the current directory
WinActivate, emptyJpg.jpg ;--make the paint window be the active
window
sleep 500 ;-- slow computer, have to wait for it...
send !fa ;-- alt, file, save As
sleep 500 ;-- slow computer, have to wait for it...
send %title% ;--to put the title contents into the save As textbox
return
enjoy!
Dave
p.s. I suppose you could theoretically skip having to type in the Alt-
P hotkey combo by deleting the "!p::" part and just adding a
launchApplication statement that runs the autohotkey script to the
script Eric supplied...
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