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Support, I have two questions. 1. If window title "Instacropper", how can we maximize this window? Notice: This window size and position always changed so we didn't expect window position and size at all. 2. I want to write always UPPERCASE by keystroke. But sometimes wrote lowercase desite "Caps Lock" by keystroke. What is you recommendation? S.W.Bok |
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Hello, To maximize the window you can apply the keystrokes on that window itself as Alt+Spacebar key and then 'x' as follows': Keystrokes: [ALT DOWN] [ALT UP]x in "Instacroppe" To write in in uppercase, you can use special keystroke in keystroke editor i.e. [CAPS]. This keystroke will write on the CAPS LOCK no matter it is on/off. For e.g. the following command will write in uppercase when the task runs no matter the caps lock is on or off before running the task: Keystrokes: [CAPS LOCK]abc[ENTER] in "Untitled - Notepad" Hope that helps. |
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I have an old Terminal Emulation Application that the CAPS option described fails to send in Upper Case. Regardless of the state of the keyboard, aplying the [CAPS LOCK] option always causes a reversal of the current state. Is there any way to detect the CAP's LOCK status, and switch if needed? |
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Hello, Yes, it is expected. Regardless of CAPS LOCK status, [CAPS LOCK] keystroke would reverse the case of text you type in after it. For e.g. if you have this, Keystrokes: [CAPS LOCK]abc[ENTER] in "Untitled - Notepad" Then it will enter abc in uppercase regardless of CAPS LOCK status on keyboard and if you have this, Keystrokes: [CAPS LOCK]ABC[ENTER] in "Untitled - Notepad" Then it will enter abc in lowercase regardless of CAPS LOCK status on keyboard. If you wish to enter abc in uppercase always then use Shift keys like this, Keystrokes: [SHIFT DOWN]abc[SHIFT UP][ENTER] in "Untitled - Notepad" It will enter abc in uppercase always regardless of CAPS LOCK status on keyboard. Hope that helps. |
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