I also tried using Function keys & they've worked correctly. I've also tried using only the Numpad triggers or putting them above the multi-key trigers with zero success. They are still in there, but commented out. (H)ue is the x value you use in faultMarker (x) (S)aturation will be set to 100 by Google Maps API. I had also tried defining separate hotkeys for the Numpad keys and having them re-send the keystrokes that do fire the correct sequences, but that didn't work either. Simple explanation that no one mentioned yet: When you set marker color, you in fact set the x value of HSV (x, 100, 100) Open any HEX/RGB-to-HSV converter, online version here. The best alternative is GCstar, which is both free and Open Source. There are more than 10 alternatives to Wincatalog 2018 for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and.
The Numpad1 or 2 assignment does not work (or if it does, it will only work the first time). Wincatalog 2018 is described as WinCatalog Light provides basic cataloguing functionality: and is a File Search utility in the file management category. Control-alt-s will click the mouse where I have parked it and waits for an intermediate browser window to appear, do its thing and then move to the next window, and then play a sound to notify me.Īs I said, the sequences work correctly when triggered by ^!a or ^!s. The Hotkey for control-alt-a will copy the whatever word(s) I have selected to the clipboard and then send it to Wincatalog to run a search. In the above example, when triggered by pressing the control-alt-a or -s keys, both sequences run correctly and consistently. SoundPlay, D:\Dropbox\Sounds\work-complete.wav WinActivate, WinCatalog 2017 - Music WinCatalog File.w3cat
Run, C:\Program Files (x86)\WinCatalog\WinCatalog.exe -o "C:\Users\MyUserName\OneDrive\Documents\WinCatalog\Music Catalog.w3cat" -s -sq "%Clipboard% AND (*.mp3 OR *.wav OR *.aif)"
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