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is it possible to use iMacro to send keystrokes...
I want a macro that simulates pressing Ctrl+Alt+A. (then I could have a bookmark on my favorites toolbar that executes KeePass auto type). Any way to do this?
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Re: is it possible to use iMacro to send keystrokes...
Just to clarify: You want to start Keepass with iMacros?
Re: is it possible to use iMacro to send keystrokes...
Kind of. I want to type the global hot-key combination that causes KeePass to auto type the username and password into the page that I am on (KeePass has to already be running). the hot-key combination is control-alt-a by default.
Re: is it possible to use iMacro to send keystrokes...
Use AutoHotKey (create a simple file.ahk that will do the keystrokes, run it using CMDLINE)
Send ^!a
Send ^!a
Re: is it possible to use iMacro to send keystrokes...
@Ravendey
For me, hitting ctrl-alt-a is as easy as typing anything on the cmdline. I'm trying to figure out a way to be able to click something that will trigger the event (I prefer my mouse to the keyboard)
For me, hitting ctrl-alt-a is as easy as typing anything on the cmdline. I'm trying to figure out a way to be able to click something that will trigger the event (I prefer my mouse to the keyboard)
Re: is it possible to use iMacro to send keystrokes...
Hi,
I would like also to send CTRL+ALT+A at a given point in the iMACROS, but I don't understand why CMDLINE would help. CMDLINE would retrieve a parameter but not execute a command from within an iMACROS.
Regards
Eric
I would like also to send CTRL+ALT+A at a given point in the iMACROS, but I don't understand why CMDLINE would help. CMDLINE would retrieve a parameter but not execute a command from within an iMACROS.
Regards
Eric