macro-writing

[khk khk]

Re: macro-writing

Dear Alan Kilborn,

your advice to save a macro and look into shortcuts.xml doesn’t work; there still is only the macro, which was delivered with the installation -->

<Macros>
<Macro name=“Trim Trailing Space and Save” Ctrl=“no” Alt=“yes” Shift=“yes” Key=“83”>
<Action type=“2” message=“0” wParam=“42024” lParam=“0” sParam=“” />
<Action type=“2” message=“0” wParam=“41006” lParam=“0” sParam=“” />
</Macro>
</Macros>

But I would like to have a new one like ‘change ‘A’ to ‘B’’ with the Shortcut ‘Ctrl+Alt+Y’.

How to do that?

Thanx in advance

Kurt (Austria)

[Alan Kilborn]

@khk-khk said in macro-writing:

doesn’t work

Well it doesn’t work to provide any documentation on the macro.
But I didn’t say it would do that.

I would like to have a new one like ‘change ‘A’ to ‘B’’ with the Shortcut ‘Ctrl+Alt+Y’.

So you would:

• bring up the Replace window by pressing Ctrl+h
• set up the parameters of your replacement: Find what = A, Replace with = B, and any other settings in the Replace window that you want
• start macro recording
• press the Replace All button (or whatever kind of replacement op meets your need)
• stop macro recording
• save macro assigning the Ctrl+Alt+y key combo to it

[Alan Kilborn]

@khk-khk

there still is only the macro, which was delivered with the installation

Maybe you are looking at the wrong shortcuts.xml ??

[Alan Kilborn]

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