Using Accessibility Keyboard Panels To Repeat Key Sequences
The Keyboard Panel Accessibility feature on your Mac lets you create sequences of keypresses that you can repeat by pressing a button. This could make some unusual tasks easier to perform. In this example we'll use a panel button to repeat an unusual search and style function in Pages.
Comments: 2 Responses to “Using Accessibility Keyboard Panels To Repeat Key Sequences”
akim
4 years ago
What a great ð find! I am amazed at its word completion as well as its multiple abilities to record sequences and even to run applescript. Thanks for posting your video.
Michael
4 years ago
Thank you. No seriously i cannot thank you enough for this. I literally spent 20+ minutes chatting with apple customer support to resolve this issue. They never brought this up to me. I do not understand how they do not train their staff properly enough to give helpful, concise customer support. its ridiculous. I would give you 5 bucks just for this post alone lol.
What a great ð find! I am amazed at its word completion as well as its multiple abilities to record sequences and even to run applescript. Thanks for posting your video.
Thank you. No seriously i cannot thank you enough for this. I literally spent 20+ minutes chatting with apple customer support to resolve this issue. They never brought this up to me. I do not understand how they do not train their staff properly enough to give helpful, concise customer support. its ridiculous. I would give you 5 bucks just for this post alone lol.