08-22-2013, 06:58 AM
Step 1. Download http://www.quickmacros.com/download.html
Step 2. Install QuickMacros (Yes, run QM when windows starts)
Step 3. Run QuickMacros
Step 4. In the list on the left hand side, note the "My First Macro"
Step 5. Click the big red RECORD button (Note, it's a red circle like a VCR and QM will disappear and is replaced by the "QM Recording Dialog" it will come back when you click "Insert" button *See next step)
*Step 6. Note the "QM Recording" dialog in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Step 7. Push the "Tab" key
Step 8. Click the "Insert" button on the "QM Recording" Dialog
Macro My First Macro
Step 9. Delete the line below:
(Note, your line will look slightly different)
Step 10. Right click on "My First Macro" and choose "Item Properties"
Step 11. In the "Trigger" tab, click on "Keyboard" from the list
Step 12. Push the spare key on your number pad (Should show up in the input box as "Num $#" is all is well)
NOTE: This can be a bit hairy if the spare key is odd. Never know for sure (That's why QM has a free 30 day demo + 15 )
Step 13. Avoid pressing any other keys and use the mouse to click "OK" on the "Properties" dialog
Enjoy your new mapped key.
_Jim
Step 2. Install QuickMacros (Yes, run QM when windows starts)
Step 3. Run QuickMacros
Step 4. In the list on the left hand side, note the "My First Macro"
Step 5. Click the big red RECORD button (Note, it's a red circle like a VCR and QM will disappear and is replaced by the "QM Recording Dialog" it will come back when you click "Insert" button *See next step)
*Step 6. Note the "QM Recording" dialog in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Step 7. Push the "Tab" key
Step 8. Click the "Insert" button on the "QM Recording" Dialog
Macro My First Macro
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Step 11. In the "Trigger" tab, click on "Keyboard" from the list
Step 12. Push the spare key on your number pad (Should show up in the input box as "Num $#" is all is well)
NOTE: This can be a bit hairy if the spare key is odd. Never know for sure (That's why QM has a free 30 day demo + 15 )
Step 13. Avoid pressing any other keys and use the mouse to click "OK" on the "Properties" dialog
Enjoy your new mapped key.
_Jim