jackhab

I often need to record small temporary keyboard macros while working in a text editor. I assign such macro to some unused shortkey (usually, grave accent) and run them only a couple of times. When I need to record my next macro I have to delete the previously recorded "grave accent" macro, or else it will play back when I try to assign the same shortkey to the newly recorded macro. Is there any way to quickly record macros for the same shortkey without having to open Macro Explorer and deleting previously recorded macro? Thanks.

Hi. I'm trying to to send keystroke to a control which is very problematic to capture: it's a context menu created by Visual Assist plug-in Visual Studio IDE. The menu disappears as soon as application looses its focus due to mouse click or Alt-Tab switch. The control is impossible to be captured using Get Control Utility because the control disappears as soon I click Utility's aim icon. I launched keyboard-activated macro which captures control class into a text variable, but it does not captures parent control classes. My control class is BCGToolBar:1ed00000:8:10011:10 and it returns no text. Is there any way to capture such a control? Thanks.