action:Type_a_Keystroke
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| action:Type_a_Keystroke [2018/03/26 02:43] – Add note about using Keystroke same as trigger JMichaelTX | action:Type_a_Keystroke [2018/03/26 06:14] (current) – [Do Not Use for the Keystroke of an Active Hot Key Trigger] peternlewis | ||
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| Note: keys that are pressed stay pressed only as long as the macro continues to run. | Note: keys that are pressed stay pressed only as long as the macro continues to run. | ||
| - | ==== Do Not Use Keystroke | + | ==== Do Not Use for the Keystroke |
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| + | You should not use this action to simulate a keystroke that is the same as an active [[trigger: | ||
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| + | Instead use the [[action: | ||
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| + | If you really need to simulate the keystroke, then you will need to deactivate or disable any macros with the matching hot key trigger, type the keystroke, pause for it to be completed, and then re-activate/ | ||
| - | :!: Caution: | ||
| - | [[https:// | ||
| - | >Typing a keystroke that is the hot key trigger for an active macro has unpredictable behaviour, it may type the keystroke or trigger the macro, and which will vary depending on unpredictable factors including the load on the Mac, the version of OS X or Keyboard Maestro and other factors. | ||
| ===== Send to Background App (v8+) ===== | ===== Send to Background App (v8+) ===== | ||
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