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mycleo
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 Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 11:40 pm Post subject: i need link for the fantastick macro recorder key prokey.exe |
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mycleo
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| Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 12:07 am Post subject: i need link for the original macro recorder prokey.exe 1986 |
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tanks for reply faster but i need prokey.exe created abov years 1986
i know the program and i loose it. this program work verry well in DOS.
i'm a programmer and i what it for programming faster. if u can give me the link for this not for a similar and tanks again. Myclo |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 7:22 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | ProKey DOS and ProKey Windows were macro (automation) programs acquired from
RoseSoft, Inc., in 1992. These programs have functionality similar to
QuicKeys, but operate within the DOS (disk operating system) and Windows
environments. In June 1993, CE Software released version 1.5 of ProKey
Windows. This version added support for extended scripting in the Windows
environment and added a handicapped module to assist users who may have
mobility challenges. Due to lack of profits and technological changes in the
industry, sales of ProKey DOS and ProKey Windows were discontinued in fiscal
1996. |
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mycleo
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| Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 2:31 pm Post subject: i need link for the original macro recorder prokey.exe 1986 |
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If some one can give me the fantastick original program prokey.exe maked abov year 1987 by @mail my adress is rochonclaude@videotron.ca
and tanks a lot... Mycleo |
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BoBo²
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| Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 12:50 pm Post subject: Quickey — Keystroke macro processor |
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| Quote: | Quickey - added 1998-07-03
Quickey is a TSR keystroke macro processor that can save your fingers some typing and facilitate navigation within programs. Quickey acts on plain text macro files you create (or you can create macros on the fly). Uses about 11K conventional memory when resident.
| Code: | Basic usage is simple, e.g.:
If you load Quickey with the file MY.MAC, where MY.MAC is a plain text file containing the following macro definition:
<BEGDEF><AltQ> My long and repetitive text <ENDDEF>
An Alt-Q keystroke will output the string "My long and repetitive text".
Syntax: QK [option]
/l filepath Loads a macro file and installs or re-enables QK.
/s filepath Saves the current macros to a file. Doesn't alter
the disable status. QK must be installed first.
/c filepath Checks the macro file and reports the minimum size
required for QK to load it.
/r Removes QK and releases memory if possible. Otherwise
just disables QK.
/a [+]hh:mm:ss m Activates a macro (m) at a specified time. Note that
macro keys may be denoted by naming them, e.g. <AltQ>
but they must be quoted to DOS; "<AltQ>"
/d Disables QK, but leaves installed with current macros.
Usage: press <Alt=> to Start a macro definition,
<Alt-> End the definition,
<the defined key> Playback (expand) the macro,
<AltESC> Abort a definition or expansion,
flushing keyboard buffer.
Notes: Docs could be more informative – and they are missing some available options (use QK2 /? instead). Also note that this program relies on the ALT key for some functions – many programs use the ALT key for menu access.
Author: David Weiss (1995), Suggested by Howard Schwartz. |
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