I know that when you want to enter your code, you can press command(or windows) + Enter. But after that, you have to click the arrow at the bottom of the screen to go forward. Does anyone know if there's a keyboard shortcut to get past this? I can't figure it out.
The reason I ask is I'm using an external keyboard, since the keys on my laptop are getting sticky. So I'm a good distance away from the track pad when I'm working. Thanks.
I don't found also this.
But i check a few card with lession and all the forward button have same id = id="discovery-next".
I think there is way to make a macro for using this ;P
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I use Screenflick for screen recording. For years, the shortcut Shift+CMD+2 brings up the app w/ no issues.
It still does but now when I do it, the app comes up but my cursor becomes a cross which allows me to select a screen area to screen capture. Basically, it behaves like I had hit Shift+CMD+4.
So basically, every time I hit Shift+CMD+2 to bring up the Screenflick, after the app comes up, I have to hit the escape key to get rid of the cross that also is activated to take a screenshot.
This didn't happen before and on my other mac, it does not happen. Shift+CMD+2 only launches Screenflick and the cursor remains normal.
Where can I go to fix this? Reinstalling Screenflick didn't help.
I'm on an M1 Pro 2021.
Thanks in advance.
I need to copy the Machine keyboard into the my computer. The problem that I found is I can't copy the special button at the machine such Run, Stop, Index and etc. I tried to used keyboard tester to see the command it sent but the keyboard tester can't detect the signal for the special button. The other normal button such A, space and enter can be detect. I hope you guys can give me ideas on how to solve my problem. Thank you.
Good afternoon everyone.
*Note- I have looked for a couple of days for the answer to this question.
I have a bit of code that controls a separate piece of software to enter data.
I can not access the scripting side of this software, so I will just leave that bit out.
I have the following working.
Mouse movement.
Mouse Click.
Data input.
The only problem here is that while the script is running, I can still move the mouse manually. Which in turn can cause it to click on something wrong.
I know that
"BlockInput = True" deactivates mouse and keyboard.
This stops me from using the keyboard or it would work great.
"Application.Interactive = False" makes the cursor do the thinking thing.
This stops the program from clicking on the items I need to be clicked and still lets me use the mouse.
I hope this makes sense. This script will only be temporary until I get scripting access to the software.
Thank you in advance.
Hello and thank you in advance,
I am wondering if there is a way to change the layout of my keyboard (software-wise).
The problem is that, on my laptop's keyboard, the Page Up and Page Down keys are combined with the Home and End keys respectively (i.e. to use Home, I have to use the command fn+PgUp/Home).
Is there a way for me to switch what my keyboard receives in Windows 8? If I press the PgUp/Home key I would like the Home command to be entered, and if I entered fn+PgUp/Home I would like the PgUp command to be entered.
I have tried googling for this using several different keywords, but haven't been able to find anything.
Any help is appreciated,
Zach
This is a duplicate question.
You can find an answer here:
https://superuser.com/questions/694465/remapping-a-keyboard-key-in-windows-8-1
Keep in mind this does require registry edits which can be dangerous and can lead to critical failures if not done correctly. Always create a restore point before making any registry edits.
While working with eXist, once I have written the query, I have to grab the mouse, point the Submit button and click it. I think this is a great lost of time if you have to do it thousands of times. Moreover I'm very used to do it with the keyboard in other programms I use.
Does anybody how to do it? Thanks
If you're using eXist-db's web-based code editor, eXide, you can submit queries using the CTRL+Enter shortcut (or Command+Enter on Mac). It works quite well.