Re: OS X AND TypeText
Re: OS X AND TypeText
- Subject: Re: OS X AND TypeText
- From: "Daniel A. Shockley" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 17:05:03 -0400
Mr. Tea,
Perhaps I'm missing something, but I don't see any way to run Youpi
shortcuts or sets from a script. In fact, the description you gave
below lists the only activation methods I've been able to find: from
a key-command, a menu, or a date/time.
I really hope I'm wrong, because Youpi Keys is free and very nice for
that price. It can run AppleScripts, too!!! Amazing! A free version
of QuicKeys for Mac OS X. I like his interface for defining where
mouse-clicks will take place. The interface could use some work, but
free is free. I wrote to ask him if he could make it scriptable -
that would be very helpful.
Have you looked at the free 'Youpi Key' utility? It does keyboard and
menu stuff, and can be triggered by a script. I haven't fully explored it
yet, but here's what it says at the top of the read me"
Youpi Key is an automation utility, which can run actions based on :
- a keyboard equivalent
- and/or an item of a menu
- and/or a programmed date (dayly, weekly, monthly, at a specified time)
Mr Tea
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"Always remember to warm the pot."
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Daniel A. Shockley
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