Each macro should be added as a child page with it's title and a brief summary added here.
The child page should contain an explanation of the macro, a download link, it's triggers, and its actions (see Duplicate Line for an example template).
The uploaded file should be in the macros namespace.
Window Movers is a collection of macros that manipulate the front window to allow precise and rapid positioning.
Mouse Positioners is a collection of macros to position the mouse at a corner, side, or center of an internal or external display.
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Activate Address Book is a macro that just activates the Mac OS X Address Book application - I use it with a hot key trigger of 'F9
' (my most commonly used apps are all on the functions key of my Apple wireless k/b).
EyeTV are macros for controlling EyeTV playback via the keyboard, and for updating the EPG.
None yet
Duplicate Line is a macro that duplicates the current line. It will work well in most text editors.
BBEdit Markdown are macros that add Bold and Italic styling and link pasting to BBEdit.
The Keyboard Maestro Markdown Library is an entire library for writing Markdown including automatic link and text formatting.
None yet
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Now Playing in Spotify is a macro that will paste a line that tells people what you are listening to in Spotify. It will also link them to the track in Spotify so they can click it and listen to it with one click. The line will say something like:
Listening to SongTitle by ArtistName - spotify://track/4c79qPVAI5MMHi5g34ay76
The spotify link will only be clickable for the user if they have the Spotify app installed on their computer.
The format for the child page should be something like this:
A short description, typically a few sentences,though it can be more if necessary.
Download: DOWNLOAD LINK created via the Media Files window - use the Add Images button in the tool bar.
Default Trigger: As used in the macro
Actions:
A list, probably as copied from Keyboard Maestro's non-edit view.
See Duplicate Line for an example template.