[bcab] Re: quick command files

Derek,
The answer is yes well sort of. What you can get is a windows macro generator, which "records" your keystrokes, and stores them for later use. I've forgotten the name of it now, but stay tuned, and I'll look it up.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek Hornby" <derek.hornby_uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: <bcab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 8:25 PM
Subject: [bcab] quick command files



Hi All
Those of you that remember Dos, may also remember the" bat" files one could 
create.

Well I was wondering does Windows let us do something similar?

Here is an  example.

I receive  TNAUK news papers in to an outlook folder.
For any news paper I receive, I have to do the following, After opening the 
TNAUK  email:

1.  insert+a
2. context key  and then press a
3.  type: c:\newspapers\ press return key
So rather than do all that, could all those commands be done automatically 
by just one or two  key  stroke. Similar idea to the "bat files" with Dos.


f5 or f6 pressed alone, don't seem to do anything (while in an open
email) so  could the commands  be set under  either function key.

Regards,  Derek

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