Cool! But not exactly intuitive, at least, not to a non-Windows programmer!
Of course in reality I will be using programs other than Notepad, so for any given program how would I find out the correct settings for window class, child name and child class?
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- Tue Jan 29, 2013 11:27 am
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Having a problem with a simple test of EG
I've just started playing with EventGhost. I just set up a simple test using an event from a button press on a Logic3 media remote to open an instance of Notepad and type some text. When I press the button Notepad opens but the text does not appear. And yes, I have tried "Use alternate method ...