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| manual:Tour [2017/08/22 06:09] – peternlewis | manual:Tour [2023/09/26 07:09] (current) – peternlewis | ||
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| To start, launch Keyboard~~Maestro. | To start, launch Keyboard~~Maestro. | ||
| - | {{ welcome.png? | + | {{ welcome.png? |
| If you are new to Keyboard Maestro, start the tutorial and Keyboard Maestro will show you how easy it is to create a macro. | If you are new to Keyboard Maestro, start the tutorial and Keyboard Maestro will show you how easy it is to create a macro. | ||
| - | {{ tutorial.png? | + | {{ tutorial.png? |
| Close the [[Windows# | Close the [[Windows# | ||
| - | {{ macros.png? | + | {{ macros.png? |
| You can see some example Macros we have included for you. | You can see some example Macros we have included for you. | ||
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| ===== Make New Macro ===== | ===== Make New Macro ===== | ||
| - | Click the BUTTON{{{+}}} button under the Macro column to add a macro and display the [[Windows# | + | Click the BUTTON{{{+}}} button under the Macro column to add a macro and display the [[Windows# |
| Normally, to add a selection to the FILE{{{Clippings.rtf}}} file, you would have to do all this: | Normally, to add a selection to the FILE{{{Clippings.rtf}}} file, you would have to do all this: | ||
| * Press Command-C to copy the selection in an application. | * Press Command-C to copy the selection in an application. | ||
| - | * Go to the Finder, open your FILE{{{Documents}}} folder, then open the Clippings.rtf file. | + | * Go to the Finder, open your FILE{{{Desktop}}} folder, then open the Clippings.rtf file. |
| * Go to the end of the file in TextEdit. | * Go to the end of the file in TextEdit. | ||
| * Press the Return key and type a line of dashes and return to separate the clippings. | * Press the Return key and type a line of dashes and return to separate the clippings. | ||
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| So let’s define the whole sequence as a Macro. | So let’s define the whole sequence as a Macro. | ||
| - | {{ savetoclippings.png? | + | {{ savetoclippings.png? |
| Now any time you have some text you want to save, just select it and press F2 (or Fn-F2 depending on the state of the CODE{{{Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys}}} preference in the System Preferences). What used to be too much hassle to bother with is now done in seconds! | Now any time you have some text you want to save, just select it and press F2 (or Fn-F2 depending on the state of the CODE{{{Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys}}} preference in the System Preferences). What used to be too much hassle to bother with is now done in seconds! | ||
| - | ===== Named Clipboards | + | ===== Clipboard History |
| - | Keyboard~~Maestro | + | Keyboard Maestro |
| - | {{ preferencesclipboards.png?727x615 | + | {{ clipboardhistoryswitcher.png?nolink& |
| - | Named clipboards let you save frequently used information, | + | Another advantage of the Clipboard History is you can leave the window open (by toggling the BUTTON{{{Close After Action (x)}}} button) and paste previous clipboards by simply double clicking the desired item. This is particularly helpful when you need to copy many items in many places to be pasted into one application. |
| - | Then you can cut, copy or paste to/from the named clipboards using the defined Hot~~Keys (by default, Command-Shift-X, | + | Keyboard Maestro |
| - | {{ namedclipboardswitcher.png? | + | ===== Named Clipboards ===== |
| - | If you have a large screen, or a specific job that needs it, you can have the window stay open (by toggling the BUTTON{{{Close After Action}}} button) and copy or paste named clipboards | + | For more permanent information, Keyboard~~Maestro lets you create as many named clipboards |
| - | ===== Clipboard History ===== | + | {{ preferencesclipboards.png? |
| - | For less permanent | + | Named clipboards let you save frequently used information, |
| - | {{ clipboardhistoryswitcher.png?672 |Clipboard History Switcher Window }} | + | Then you can cut, copy or paste to/from the named clipboards using the defined Hot~~Keys (by default, Command-Shift-X, |
| - | Another advantage of the Clipboard History is you can leave the window open (by toggling the BUTTON{{{Close After Action}}} button) and paste previous clipboards by simply double clicking the desired item. This is particularly helpful when you need to copy many items in many places to be pasted into one application. | + | {{ namedclipboardswitcher.png? |
| - | Keyboard Maestro | + | If you have a large screen, or a specific job that needs it, you can have the window stay open (by toggling |
| ===== Application Switcher ===== | ===== Application Switcher ===== | ||
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| At the end of the Macro we defined, we used the Switch To Last Application action to switch back to the application you were using before. | At the end of the Macro we defined, we used the Switch To Last Application action to switch back to the application you were using before. | ||
| - | {{ applicationswitcherbadges.png? | + | {{ applicationswitcherbadges.png? |
| Note the applications set to be launched or quit. | Note the applications set to be launched or quit. | ||
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| ===== Conduct Your Mac Like a Pro! ===== | ===== Conduct Your Mac Like a Pro! ===== | ||
| - | This is just a taste of all that Keyboard~~Maestro can do for you. It’s time you started getting the most from your Mac? | + | This is just a taste of all that Keyboard~~Maestro can do for you. It’s time you started getting the most from your Mac! |
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