Freddie
01-26-2009, 08:55 PM
People were talking in another thread about how you enable mouse broadcasting so that when you press a mouse button, the click gets sent to multiple windows. A couple of people said that with HotkeyNet, you have to hold a key down each time you press the mouse button.
Actually you don't have to. People have this impression because I wrote the sample scripts that way as an example. But you can also:
-- make a hotkey that enables it for an indefinite length of time
-- make a hotkey that toggles it on and off
-- make it get enabled automatically whenever a particular window or windows are in the foreground
-- make it get enabled automatically whenever various other conditions are true
And of course, if you want, you don't have to do anything special to enable it. You can set things up so mouse broadcasting is always enabled whenever Hotkeynet is running. (HotkeyNet itself can be toggled on and off in various ways too).
Actually you don't have to. People have this impression because I wrote the sample scripts that way as an example. But you can also:
-- make a hotkey that enables it for an indefinite length of time
-- make a hotkey that toggles it on and off
-- make it get enabled automatically whenever a particular window or windows are in the foreground
-- make it get enabled automatically whenever various other conditions are true
And of course, if you want, you don't have to do anything special to enable it. You can set things up so mouse broadcasting is always enabled whenever Hotkeynet is running. (HotkeyNet itself can be toggled on and off in various ways too).