Efficiency Promotion with Key Wizard to implement system macro recording _ Use tutorial

The author often writes some manuscripts, writes the process often to use hypersnap such screenshot software screenshot, Hypersnap This software believes everybody is very familiar.

The specific screenshot process is very simple, the Hypersnap minimized to the system tray, when you need to click the system to customize the shortcut button "Ctrl+shift+a" to the active window screenshot, the software to cut down the image, Hypersnap automatically pop-up window, showing the truncated pictures , then click "File" in the main menu-"Save As", select a good path to save, and finally close the window.

The above operation can be completely replaced by keyboard, for example, when you save the picture can press the shortcut key "Ctrl+s", close the window can press "ALT+F4" key combination, using keyboard shortcuts should be faster than the mouse, and even so, the most simplified operation steps to press three times key combination, that is "CTRL + Shift+a "," Ctrl+s "," Alt+f4 ". In fact, we can actually press a hot key to complete this operation.

I believe everyone is familiar with "macros", that is, "Macro", in Word, the use of macros can be a hot key to complete the multi-step operation, users can write their own scripts, but the macros in Word are limited to use in Word.

If you want to use a hotkey instead of a multi-step keyboard or mouse operation, we can use software such as the "Key Wizard" to implement, figure 1 is the "Key Wizard" interface.

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Figure 1 Main interface

The Keystroke Wizard can record all of the multi-step operations and save them as an executable file, and then you can implement multi-step operations by opening the file later. How to use it specifically? I recorded Hypersnap screenshot, save, close these three steps as an example, to introduce the basic features of this software.

Before recording, you should first prepare for recording. First, recording the keyboard and mouse operation process, should be simple for the keyboard operation process, do not record the mouse operation process, this can improve the operation accuracy and speed, reduce the volume of the recorded macro file. This requires that we have to simplify the procedure for recording to a full keyboard operation. The above has introduced the Hypersnap screenshot operation keyboard operation process, must press three times the key combination, in the recording process, we must in the shortest possible time in turn presses these three times to combine the key, certainly, in order to prevent the key button to be wrong, we may slow down the key speed a little, The delay time in the script file is modified after the recording is complete.

The following began to record, run the key Wizard, and then click on the interface of the "Recording" button, when the main interface disappears, pop-up a small toolbar (such as Figure 2), then press the toolbar "settings" button screen.width*0.7) {this.resized=true; this.width=screen.width*0.7; this.alt= ' Click here to open new window\nctrl+mouse wheel to Zoom in/out ';} ' Border=0>, and pay attention not to select "Record mouse movement trajectory", otherwise the software will be the mouse movement track also recorded.


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Figure 2 Tool bar

Before you start recording, open the Hypersnap and minimize it to the system tray.

Click on the Red button on the toolbar screen.width*0.7) {this.resized=true; this.width=screen.width*0.7 this.alt= ' Click here to open new window\ Nctrl+mouse Wheel to zoom in/out ';} ' Border=0>, or press the "Scroll Lock" button on the keyboard to begin recording.

First press the key combination "Ctrl+shift+a", then Hypersnap start screenshots, screenshots completed after the pop-up interface display truncated picture, then press the combination of "ctrl+s" to save the picture; Pop-up File Save dialog box, then press ENTER to confirm the save path to file name. Save the file dialog box close and press the "ALT+F4" key to close the Hypersnap interface, minimize it to the system tray.

Click the Stop recording key when all the actions are complete screen.width*0.7 {this.resized=true; this.width=screen.width*0.7 this.alt= ' Click here to open new Window\nctrl+mouse Wheel to zoom in/out ';} ' Border=0>, or press the "Scroll Lock" button on the keyboard to stop recording. If all the actions are correct, click screen.width*0.7 on the toolbar {this.resized=true; this.width=screen.width*0.7 this.alt= ' Click here to open New Window\nctrl+mouse wheel to Zoom in/out ';} ' Border=0> the key, saves the recorded content, and exits the recording mode.

When the toolbar disappears, the Script Editor pops up (Figure 3). In the script editing area we can clearly see just the keyboard operation of all the actions, in this interface screen.width*0.7) {this.resized=true; this.width=screen.width*0.7 this.alt= ' Click here to open new window\nctrl+mouse wheel to Zoom in/out ';} ' Border=0> key, debug the current script, then pop-up "Debug Script" window (Figure 4), click "Execute" key to start to perform the keyboard action just recorded the whole process, then Hypersnap will automatically the current active window screenshot, automatically save and automatically exit.


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Figure 3 Script Editor
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Figure 4 Debug Script
after the process is complete, check to see if the picture in the folder where the image file is saved is correctly saved, which should normally be no problem, and if it is not saved, you should close this window and record the screenshot process again.

If the entire process executes without errors, it should be made an executable file so that it can be used quickly to screen screenshots of the software. In the Script editor, set up a startup hot key and press the "Save" key to save the script.

Close this window and return to the main screen. Click on the "Elf" button to save the macro as a "little elf" file.

Later open this "elf" file, press the set up a good start hotkey, the system will automatically run a step-by-step complex operation, and you can easily wait for all the operation of the automatic completion.