Hello all and sorry for my English.
I do not know the program and would like to know if it's for me.
It 'can open a program send a key combination with a delay?
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perfect! now I understand just how?
I recently purchased Splash Player PRO!
is a fantastic player but very young.
Unfortunately there is no function to start in fullscreen, and there is a command line to do so.
The only method is to run it and press enter.
I wish that event ghost every time the player is loaded after one second press the enter key automatically.
How do I start?
I recently purchased Splash Player PRO!
is a fantastic player but very young.
Unfortunately there is no function to start in fullscreen, and there is a command line to do so.
The only method is to run it and press enter.
I wish that event ghost every time the player is loaded after one second press the enter key automatically.
How do I start?
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It should be very simple.
First you need to load the task switcher create/switch events plugin. Then make a macro with "wait some time" (1 second), "Find window" (target your application), "Emulate keystrokes".
Trigger the macro with task.created.myapp, where myapp is ofcourse the relevant application.
-jinxdone
First you need to load the task switcher create/switch events plugin. Then make a macro with "wait some time" (1 second), "Find window" (target your application), "Emulate keystrokes".
Trigger the macro with task.created.myapp, where myapp is ofcourse the relevant application.
-jinxdone
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Uncheck the box "Log only assigned and activated events" (bottom left corner of EG). Then start the player software. You should see a new event being logged, something like "Task.Created.X" or "Task.Activated.X".. drag and drop this to the macro you have created.
Whenever that event happens again it will trigger the macro. (cause it to run)
Whenever that event happens again it will trigger the macro. (cause it to run)