Re: Record & Play Keys for Windows

At 09:51 PM 4/15/97 -0500, you wrote:
>There recorder program comes free with windows for work groups.  It allows
>you to record & play,  keystrokes or mouse clicks.  You assign a shortcut
>key to play the recording like ctl F1.  Example, you record the keystokes
>TEST.  Each time you press CTL F1, TEST is typed on the screen. It works
>better than Rumba macro's because it is easier to play.  You can also use
>it to cut & paste to different applications. I put this program on the
>startup menu, so it would always be running.  It doesn't come with an
>editor.
>
>Steven Easton
>seaston@ionet.net

Steve:

I've used the Play & Record function a few times. I found a utility that
allows for the editing of the .rec files called RECEDIT.EXE. I think I found
it among the PC Magazine utilities. If you want it, let me know.

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