Andrew Langford
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« on: July 21, 2007, 06:38:24 PM » |
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If you have a folder open in Windows Explorer, you can type a macro called "new file" to have Keybreeze create a new text file in that folder. You could also type "new folder" to have Keybreeze make a new subfolder.
To make the "new folder" macro on your computer, type macros [create] as a keyword. In the big text field, type the following:
<alt d>f<alt u><delay 20>w<delay 20><enter>
This macro will press Alt + F, press w, and then press Enter. Save the macro as new folder, and type it any time you need to in Keybreeze!
For the "new text file" macro, type the following:
<alt d>f<alt u><delay 20>w<delay 20>t
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