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Batch file with keyboard commands
I am trying to create a batch file that utilizes keyboard commands for a Macro on my computer, but I cannot figure out how. Any ideas would be appreciated. The command I am trying to run is alt+S.
ASKED: Jan 7 2009  6:37 PM GMT
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Try AutoIT or AutoHotkey
Last Answered: Jan 7 2009  7:24 PM GMT by Labnuke99   26360 pts.
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JennyMack   3205 pts.  |   Jan 7 2009  6:56PM GMT

Hi there,

Could you please be more specific? What program are you referring to? What are the specifics of your system? What are you trying to execute with the macro? The more specific you are with your question, the better your peers can help answer it.

Thanks,

Jenny
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Jab818   15 pts.  |   Jan 7 2009  7:15PM GMT

The program that has created the macro is Macro Express 3.x. I’m trying to use the keyboard command for that specific macro, which is to run the send command in an emailing program, and turn it into a batch command that I can automate.

 
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