Keystroke to Increase Decrease Font Size
May 25, 2007 12:00 AM
BenYou're right... I've tried a few macro programs, all pretty good and free open source type... got it to work for a small bit, but was taking more time than simply repeating the strokes manually in Lectora, so I got off it.I started using a free macro called AutoHotKey v1.0.46. It has a slew of options and the way I was able to get it working (partially) to increase the font size and decrease it was to use the included program which does a X-Y Coordinate mapping of your mouse. As I put my mouse over the drop-down arrow on the Font section I wrote that coordinate down and then as I scrolled down to say 8PT font, I wrote that one down too. Then I used their help document to pretty easily write a script to perform those two coordinate clicks when I clicked a keyboard combination specified in the script.I did two of the, one for 8 font and one for 14 font... they worked pretty good, but then I did something to the script and buggered it all up.So, the long is - somebody else try it and see what they can do with macros in Lectora. The short of it is - BEN As a Master Lectora User and BETATESTER... shall we recommend to Trivantis to incorporate Macros?Alternatively, maybe I should write the peeps at *s to see if they have something?Thanks for your continued help / support.
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