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trigger:Typed_String [2016/05/11 03:56]
alain add internal and forum links
trigger:Typed_String [2016/08/22 23:48]
peternlewis Added note about a short pause.
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 **WARNING:​** You should generally not use a Typed String trigger that simulates deletes in a non-text typing context, as the simulated delete keystrokes could be destructive. **WARNING:​** You should generally not use a Typed String trigger that simulates deletes in a non-text typing context, as the simulated delete keystrokes could be destructive.
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 +**NOTE:** If you are going to immediately change focus (for example, with a Prompt For User Input, or by switching windows or applications),​ then you may need a short pause at the start of the macro to allow the simulated deletes to be processed before the focus changes.
  
 To avoid macros firing unexpectedly it is a good idea to include a consistent prefix and/or suffix to your strings. For example, to insert your email address, rather than use just “em” (which would fire if you typed “them”),​ use something like “=em=” which you will not type accidentally. To avoid macros firing unexpectedly it is a good idea to include a consistent prefix and/or suffix to your strings. For example, to insert your email address, rather than use just “em” (which would fire if you typed “them”),​ use something like “=em=” which you will not type accidentally.
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 - [[https://​www.google.fr/​search?​q=site:​forum.keyboardmaestro.com+Typed+String+trigger|Keyboard Maestro Forum topics about Typed String trigger]] - [[https://​www.google.fr/​search?​q=site:​forum.keyboardmaestro.com+Typed+String+trigger|Keyboard Maestro Forum topics about Typed String trigger]]
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trigger/Typed_String.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/01 00:14 by peternlewis