Re: Recording Commands?

Brandon: That looks like a micro you are looking for. However, macros only work 
in certain programs. You can try OCR solutions like openbook. This program has 
a print utility that sends the eselected text to openbook and performs OCR on 
it. it also once it finishes it let you save the document as .DOC. I don't know 
if this helps or not, but it sure helps me quite a it. Thanks to the fact that 
all of my PDF's are supposed "protected" format... Apperently, they protected 
against the mouse... Not against control shift commands and openbook.


From: Brandon Keith (Biggs) 
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2011 12:04 AM
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Subject: Recording Commands?


Hello,
I'm wondering if there are any programs that I can get that will record a group 
of commands that I press then all I need to do to execute those commands after 
they're recorded is press a button.
For example:
I'm converting my textbook from PDF documents to Documents by:
down arrow to chapter 20 in my documents,
hit enter,
down arrow (sais I'd like to read the document left to right top to bottom)
enter,
wait 10 seconds,
hit ctrl A,
hit ctrl C,
alt tab twice (to get to a blank document)
hit ctrl V,
hit down arrow then left arrow once,
hit back space 4 times,
hit ctrl shift up arrow,
hit ctrl C,
hit ctrl S,
hit ctrl V,
hit ctrl N,
hit alt tab,
hit alt F4,
hit alt tab,
and down arrow to chapter 21 and repeat.

This is very repetitive and I would love to find a way that it will max take 15 
seconds and I just need to hit a button every 15 seconds for the process to 
begin again.
Please, any ideas will be greatly welcome!
Thank you,

Brandon Keith (Biggs)

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