KInput.dwFlags = KEYEVENTF_KEYUP ' release the key KInput.wVk = bKey ' the key we're going to realease GInput(0).dwType = INPUT_KEYBOARD ' keyboard inputĬopyMemory GInput(0).xi(0), KInput, Len(KInput)Ĭall SendInput(1, GInput(0), Len(GInput(0))) 'copy the structure into the input array's buffer. KInput.wVk = bKey 'the key we're going to press Private Declare Sub CopyMemory Lib "kernel32" _Īlias "RtlMoveMemory" (pDst As Any, pSrc As Any, _ PInputs As GENERALINPUT, ByVal cbSize As Long) As Long Just use this line in your Advanced Scripting Command:īy the way, to open a link in a new tab, just use this command:
#FIREFOX MOUSELESS ADDON WINDOWS#
Then you can truly customize things.Īgain, I apologize as I haven't been using the Mouseless Browser, and I'm too lazy right now to turn on my Windows XP virtual machine.ĮDIT: added key input indicator in status bar This is the only way you can truly make it work. Again understand and play with the options. There's also an option I believe in the addon that requires/does not require only the keypad numbers to be used in activation. Use this input indicator in your troubleshooting. Then there is a "timeout" setting that the addon uses to determine link firing. The addon usually has a input key indicator in the browser's status bar (lower right) that lets you know that a # key has been inputted. In troubleshooting, try the Mouseless Browsing by hand first (if you're disabled, ask a helper) to see how it operates and reacts. If it's too slow, the link activation may not work. The Enter needs to be seen within a timeframe. You can also try it without "Enter" being required. Mouseless Browsing has an option of how the command fires and whether or not it sees an "Enter". You may also want to experiment with the Wait times. Previous: KnowBrainer Hybrid Plantronics CS55.
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Regardless, with a bit of persistence you should be able to get it to work (hopefully).ġ 1 1 1MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, or Mac Mini -> OS X Leopard -> VMware Fusion -> XP SP2 Home -> KnowBrainer 2007 Command Software, DNS 9.5 Preferred, Steelcase Leap Chair. I can help out, but not with the DNS Advanced Scripting conversion stuff. Try that out, and let us know how it goes. Here is the link to that 1 to 1000 text file you can save it or just copy and paste from the browser:ĬLICK HERE FOR 1 TO 1000 SEQUENTIAL LIST, RIGHT CLICK TO SAVE/DOWNLOAD FILE That's why I wrote a post in that thread and included a SEQUENTIAL 1 to 1000 list: Meaning it goes "1, 10, 100, etc." (that's how it looks in your screenshot) My guess is because the list is not SEQUENTIAL": In KnowBrainer 2007, when I copy and pasted the first supplied 1 to 1000 list in that thread, the command didn't work for me. Regardlesss, try using a different 1 to 1000 LIST. In addition, I don't use Firefox 3 as my primary browser is Safari on OS X now. I'm not knowledgeable with DNS Advanced Scripting. What have I possibly done wrong? What am I missing?Īny help on getting this to work is greatly appreciated! I need to be able to use Firefox for a program, which is predicated on utilizing features found in Firefox. Each time, the list is changed, by Dragon, to what is shown in the screenshot (see attachment).įYI: I otherwise use Internet Explorer 6 and am just now shifting over to using Firefox secondarily. As stated above, I have copied the variable list several times in sequential order to see what happens. I have changed the name of the macro several times to make sure that there is no conflicting similar macro name and I have also tried to work with a different size list but nothing works. I cannot get any version of the macro to work in Firefox 3. It was copied in sequential order, but when I clicked on "OK," after entering the list, I went back and looked and Dragon changed the order of the list to what is seen in the screenshot (see attachment).Īs was suggested in the thread, I did create an earlier version of the macro using the same list variables and named the macro "Go". I also used the sequential list of 1 to 1000 as my variable list (see screenshot in attachment).
#FIREFOX MOUSELESS ADDON PRO#
From that thread, I copied the following macro to DNS Pro 8 Command Browser, to create a command, which I call, "Look at " (see screenshot - see attachment): I looked at the archives and found the thread about Mouseless Browsing. It does display the link numbers, as intended. I have downloaded the 0.4.4 Mouseless Browsing add-on. I'm attempting to get Mouseless Browsing to work with Firefox 3. Firefox 3 and Mouseless Browsing - not working
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