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Keyboard macro buttons

 Instead of typing the same thing over and over
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In some Windows applications, you can design a macro to quickly repeat a series of actions/characters. This saves you having to type them repeatedly. Unfortunately there are many applications (especially archaic IBM emulations in windows) where you have to type stuff over and over anyway - such as passwords, addresses, etc.

I propose a program which stores a series of timed keypresses in the keyboard. These stored keypresses can then be accessed with a button (M1-10) on the keyboard. The keyboard then sends the keystrokes, correctly timed, into whatever application is currently open.

—bungston, May 27 2003

baked http://www.mjtnet.com/
I love this program... [dbsousa, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]

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       Highly Baked, I'm sure. I've certainly worked with programmable keyboards that can be jiggered to work with proprietary closed applications, including DOS emulations.
—DrCurry, May 27 2003
   

       It is/was baked on 3270 dumb terminals (pre-Windows). Archaic emulations - *pfft* - mumble mumble...
—Shz, May 27 2003
   
      
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