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Topic Title: Place cursor in Search Box Topic Summary: Created On: 01/14/2023 04:28 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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- Robert Snow | - 01/14/2023 04:28 PM |
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- Lunis Orcutt | - 01/14/2023 05:31 PM |
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- Robert Snow | - 01/14/2023 11:54 PM |
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- Lunis Orcutt | - 01/15/2023 09:17 PM |
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- Alan Cantor | - 01/15/2023 10:23 AM |
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- Alan Cantor | - 01/16/2023 12:31 PM |
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I'm trying to move my cursor into the search box using Windows OneNote. If I manually type Ctrl+F it will accomplish this. The following is the code that I used.
Application-Specific (OneNote) Command Type (Advanced Scripting)
Sub Main End Sub
Sub Main SendSystemKeys "{Ctrl+F}" End Sub
Sub Main End Sub Thanks for taking the time.
Bob ------------------------- Robert Snow |
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SendDragonKeys and SendKeys are about the same speed in Ver. 15.61. SendSystemKeys might be slightly more bulletproof because it is a smidgen slower. Since this is a single movement script, you probably won't notice any speed difference.
Sub Main SendKeys "^f" Wait 0.2 SendKeys ListVar1 Wait 0.5 SendKeys "{Esc}" End Sub ------------------------- Change "No" to "Know" w/KnowBrainer 2022 |
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Thanks for the help. I did get it to work to a point. Sub Main SendKeys "^f" Wait 0.2 SendKeys ListVar1 Wait 0.5 (Changed to 3.5) SendKeys "{Esc}" End Sub The change allowed me to type in a typed value. How can I have it except a verbal value? Bob Ps I might be missing the boat. I'm thinking of switching back to your software. How would this look using your software. The reason of concern. It seems that I'm almost the only one not using it. I see my name coming up almost exclusively on the forum for help. ------------------------- Robert Snow |
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The reason of concern. It seems that I'm almost the only one not using it. I see my name coming up almost exclusively on the forum for help.
Alan noting that you needed to add a list name to the name of your command is spot on ------------------------- Change "No" to "Know" w/KnowBrainer 2022 |
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Rename your command to this:
Find <dictation> If the command has <dictation> at the end, you'll be able to say, for example, "Find cookies" or "Find next meeting" or whatever. (Alternatively, rename the command to begin with a word or phrase you find easy to say and remember, e.g., Search For <dictation> ![]() |
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When using the Find <dictation> command, note that you shouldn't pause after saying "Find." To search for "cookies" don't say "Find [pause] cookies." Instead, say "FindCookies"
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