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Re: OS X AND TypeText
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Re: OS X AND TypeText


  • Subject: Re: OS X AND TypeText
  • From: Ed Stockly <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 12:05:15 -0700

>> I am moving over to OS 10.1.4 on a new iMac and trying to
>> re-implement my old scripts. I have looked at a lot of web sites for
>> info on the "new" scripting additions, with no luck,
>>
>> My main hang up is getting the equivalent of Sandi's TypeText. That
>> is an addition that allows reading and writing keyboard commands.
>>
>> Is there an equivalent in OS X or a work around?
>>
> Nope. You'd think someone - or Apple itself in Standard Additions - would
> come up with something as basic as a keypress emulator, wouldn't you?
>


Has anyone looked at the new version of QuicKeys for OS X?

I've ordered it at work but haven't gotten my hands on it yet. The classic
version could handle all the typing stuff and was AppleScriptable, but with
a poor, counter-intuitive implementation.

I'm really hoping that PreFab software will be able to develop an OS X
version of Player, simply the best AppleScript utility for puppeting the
user interface.

ES
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