Adam AIS Posted November 7, 2003 Posted November 7, 2003 I am working on a project for a client of mine. The client is familiar with a set of keyboard short cuts using the "F" keys to complete many of the functions my database will support. My question is if any of you have had any experience linking an "F" key (or any key) to a script which would then switch the layouts or another action? Thanks a lot!
Paolo Posted November 7, 2003 Posted November 7, 2003 you can assign scripts to combinations from CTRL-0 to CTRL-9 (or CMD-0 to CMD-9 if you are a lucky mac user) to assign scripts to other keys combos you need a plugin
Adam AIS Posted November 7, 2003 Author Posted November 7, 2003 Thanks... Are you aware of any such plugin? Thanks!
BobWeaver Posted November 7, 2003 Posted November 7, 2003 If you are using Macs, then you can use applescript to link a function key to a Filemaker script.
Lee Smith Posted November 7, 2003 Posted November 7, 2003 You can also use Quickeys (Mac or Windows), or an equivalent.
CobaltSky Posted November 8, 2003 Posted November 8, 2003 Hello adam_ais, Some of the answers here are in the 'if only you had a mac' vein. However even if you have a mac, I suspect you can't count on your client having one (and even if they happen to have one now, that may not always be the case). adam_ais said: Thanks... Are you aware of any such plugin? Thanks! Yes, there are plug-ins that can assign customized shortcut keys to scripts and/or other FileMaker commands. The two best known examples are: MenuMagic - from New Millennium Communications: http://www.nmci.com/Product_Overview.htm?pid=P68VH2Y6ZW64SQO3ODIA&-session=dwc:DD6702E3B30CAFD478B807015419B6A3 MenuControl - from Dacons International: http://www.dacons.net/fmplugins/menucontrol/prodinfo/index.html Each of these works rather differently, so you'd be well advised to download a demo and check them out in detail before decising which (if either) may be best suited to your current need.
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