If you have a barcode-scanner and scans an EAN-code it scans the code and then make a ENTER. But I want my computer to make TWO ENTER when the scanner has scanned a code. How can I fix that? A little program in the background? Or is there already a program/code for this?
Please help.
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Sebastian
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Does any1 know how to remove that damn limit ?!
I have this in my debug pints:
https://imgur.com/a/rEm6dsQ
I tried going to Editor>General>Console and changing stuff there but no luck sadly.
TIA
My question is about a way to speed-up everyday writing. I'm often required to repeat certain text-snippets in different forms. One way is to use:
Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V
but I want to keep the Ctrl-C for temporary text-snippets and be able to create a custom hotkey where I predefine the text that I can paste, e.g. if I press Ctrl-T, while having the mouse in the url-entry in a browser, a string like "hi, I hope you are well!" will be pasted. I have been looking into using the windows powershell, but I'm not experienced enough to do this...
Thx for any help (be gentle, this is my first question!) and thx for all the help throughout the years :)
Ahh it seems #EBGreen's idea did provide a good answer! Thanks :) Here is what I found:
^j::
Send, name.surname#company.com
return
binds Ctrl+j to the string "name.surname#company.com", when using the autohotkey-language.
Check out https://autohotkey.com/ for more details!
this is really stupid question but I just downloaded Visual Studio and it's really driving me crazy. Lets say I made a mistake somewhere in code and want to edit it, when I click on that part there is grey thing highlighting the number or letter I am currently on but when i try to add something it is just deleting everything on its path, so if I want to add something i have to retype everything that comes next, here is screenshot because I can't explain it very well..
Lets say I wanted to separate fi from le but instead it removed my i and if I keep pressing space it will also remove l and e.
Thanks in advance
I've made some searches but not found this question, sorry.
In a vb6 loop Ive a msgbox showed.
Any way to enter in debug mode (as using F8) ?
I need this in order to change the conditions of the msgbox.
And not, I can't restart the project because then I will lost the changes and the time the array took (several hours).
TIA.
Assuming you are running in Debugger when the MsgBox shows, press Ctrl + Break to interrupt the MsgBox and drop into single-line stepping.
you can use breakpoints-you mark the point in code by clicking on the bar near the code and then you run the code at the moment the instruction pointer gets to this point you will see the code and the values at this point.
hope this helped.
is it possible to make a batch file that sets the position of the mouse/curser to an (x,y) coordinate on the screen? and if so, then is it possible to click on something that is in that position? Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!
No. You would have to have a seperate executable to do this for you.
It may be possible in VBScript.
P.S. If you're interesting in automating tasks I'd download something like a mouse recorder for something simple like that. If you're automating more complicated tasks, give a shot at Autoit.
No and Yes.
You can't place the cursor at Position X,Y with pure batch, but you can replace the cursor to the home position in one line, and then you can rewrite the content.
For detecting mouse clicks with batch you need an external tool.
Try a look at Lingubender Tan's Batch tools
EDIT: You can place the cursor with pure batch to the home postion, but I need the help of the user, till now.