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gwmsfl
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Posted: March 21 2005 at 11:49pm |
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According to all I have read, this should work yet it doesn't; any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
I am try to program an F key to perform the following commands: enter escape input the letter 'W' enter input the string '1001' enter enter enter This should be: ^M^[W^M1001^M^M^M Thanks in advance! |
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PSchellenbach
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Hi -
I copied your string to my F1 key:
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Awesome! That's what it was! Would there be any way to put a delay into the keyboard string or am I pushing my luck?
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PSchellenbach
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Hi -
You can actually enter a simple script directly into the function key. You should identify where the delay is required - its probably not necessary between each character - then convert the sample script into a one liner. For example:
This example sends the first 3 characters, then waits a second and sends the rest. The colon (:) is a statement separator when several statements are on a single line. The open-bracket ([) and close-bracket (]) enclose the script and indicate to AccuTerm that the contents is to be executed as a script rather than transmitted to the host. This example is actually a single line - it may be displayed on multiple lines in your browser, but should be entered as a single line. You also might want to experiment with the delay. "Pause 1" provides a one-second delay. For delays less than a second, use "Sleep nnn" instead, where nnn is the time in milliseconds to delay. Thanks, Pete |
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Thank you again! This will be very helpful!
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