MADRUBY PLAY MACRO HOTKEY SERIAL
The first time you open MadRuby the preferences panel will be opened so you can choose your keyboard shortcuts, tell MadRuby to run on login, check for updates on launch and fill in your license information if you have purchased a serial number. After a short time a new Ruby icon will appear in your status menu to the top right of your screen. You will see some falling rubies to let you know MadRuby has started and is ready for use. Open the MadRuby application from your Applications folder.
MADRUBY PLAY MACRO HOTKEY INSTALL
The first thing to do is install MadRuby, simply open your downloaded MadRuby dmg then drag the MadRuby application icon into your applications folder.
MadRuby works in this manner to maximise compatibility and flexibility. if you hold down shift while playing the macro 'abc' the result will be 'ABC'. Note that holding any modifier or other keys down during execution of the macro will change the macro's result, e.g. The multiple play feature, for the same reason, waits for half a second before executing your macro, this gives you time to release the enter key.
MadRuby does this so any modifier keys being held down do not disturb the running of the macro. You simply start recording while using any application, perform a task using the keyboard, stop recording and. Press the playback hotkey (default is F3) to reproduce your actions. MadRuby is an on-the-fly keyboard macro recorder. Click on the Record button on the toolbar or press Ctrl+R. ** IMPORTANT ** MadRuby's "Play Macro" keyboard shortcut executes on release of the shortcut keys as opposed to the press like keyboard shortcuts in most other applications. Follow these steps record a macro: Start Pulover’s Macro Creator. After selecting the macro that you want to assign the shortcut to, click the Options button. ) Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut Alt + F8. (If you don't see the Developer tab on your ribbon, you can add it using these instructions. MadRuby installs system wide keyboard shortcuts which rely on this setting being enabled. Start by going to the Developer tab and clicking on the Macros button. MadRuby will remind you of this and open the correct panel for you if you forget. ** IMPORTANT ** MadRuby requires “Enable access for assistive devices” checked on in the “Universal Access” pane of System Preferences.
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