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Re: Keyboard question?
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Re: Keyboard question?

  • Subject: Re: Keyboard question?
  • From: Russ Cusimano <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 11:32:28 -0800
At 9:30 AM -0800 2-19-01, email@hidden wrote:
Tony,

A guy called Lawrence D'Oliveiro from New Zealand has developed precisely what you're looking for. Using Resedit, you map a keystroke combination to an Applescript, ...

http://www.geek-central.gen.nz/sw/index.html#ScriptKey

Can I set one of the function keys on the keyboard to activate a program
like scripteditor. ...

Thanks,
Tony
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Pier Kuipers
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* the Media Asset Management solution *


One can also accomplish this with QuicKeys. QuicKeys 5.0 will launch an application, launch an AppleScript applet, or execute a complied script. I prefer this approach to ResEdit hacking.

There are other macro applications as well, such as One-Click and Keyquencer, that I believe will do this. QuicKeys, however, is the one I'm most familiar with. <http://www.quickeys.com>


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Russ Cusimano

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