share recorded macros notepad ++ windows 10

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Share This Post:Ĭategories How-To Tags Keyboard, Keyboard Shortcuts, Windows 10 Unfortunately, Windows 10 does not alert you if there's a conflict with a different app that uses the same keyboard macro that you assigned for a different app. Try to remember not to use the same keyboard macro combination twice. For example, when Photoshop Elements is open, 'CTRL + ALT + I' brings up the resize menu. In Windows 10, a keyboard macro needs to start with CTRL + ALT + a letter and/or a number.Īnother thing to note is that any new software you install might also use your keyboard macros for other in-app functions. Here is where you create your keyboard macro. Right-click the app shortcut and select Properties. Once you have completed this step, go to your Windows 10 desktop.You will see a prompt that says the 'Windows can't create a shortcut here, would you like to create a shortcut on the desktop?' Click Yes.

Right-click on an app and select ' Create shortcut.' In this example, I will create a keyboard macro for Arduino IDE.

In Command Prompt, type (or cut and paste) the following phrase without the quotation marks: 'explorer shell:AppsFolder'Ī folder will open displaying all your Windows 10 apps. It may be easier to find your app if you change the view setting to 'Detailed.' Detailed will allow all your apps to be displayed in one column so your app is easier to find.

Click Yes at the UAC (User Account Control) prompt

Open Command Prompt and run as administrator.

Let's take a look a how to create a keyboard macro in Windows 10.

Share recorded macros notepad ++ windows 10