if there's a command in a script: "Text Type (Simulate Keystrokes) <ALT>", it doesnt work as expected.
It seems as if it has been realized something like
if <ALT> is typed, there will follow at least 1 character to complete a command
If at least 1 character (or number or something) follows: simulate keydown <ALT>, simulate following character(s), simulate keyup <ALT>
If NO character (or number or something) follows (means only to simulate <TAB>): simulate nothing and wait for next character to type (simulate) and then simulate keydown <ALT>, simulate following character(s), simulate keyup <ALT>
With this behavior, there's a general problem with some Applications (i.e. Outlook 2016):
I need to press (down and up) <ALT>, that means <ALT>, and nothing else! to activate, that outlook can be controlled by keyboard. That doesn't work in ME.
So i can't automate "lock sender" (because of spam).
Text Type of <Alt> works unexpected
in Macro Express and Macro Express Pro
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if there's a command in a script: "Text Type (Simulate Keystrokes) <ALT>", it doesnt work as expected.
It seems as if it has been realized something like
and wait for next character to type (simulate) and then simulate keydown <ALT>, simulate following character(s), simulate keyup <ALT>
With this behavior, there's a general problem with some Applications (i.e. Outlook 2016):
I need to press (down and up) <ALT>, that means <ALT>, and nothing else! to activate, that outlook can be controlled by keyboard. That doesn't work in ME.
So i can't automate "lock sender" (because of spam).