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There's the Au3Recorder that comes with the full version of the editor Scite4AutoIt3, or you can try and find a working version of MacroGamer.

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There's the Au3Recorder that comes with the full version of the editor Scite4AutoIt3, or you can try and find a working version of MacroGamer.

The Au3Recorder only works well in specific situations.  It all realy depends on what is being recorded.

What are you recording exactly?

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I want to record keystrokes in a specific app in order to duplicate it.  It's an old app with proprietary (not std Windows) form to open a graphics file, and it's a lot of keystrokes to get to the folder I want (it doesn't allow you to enter a filename :wacko:).

I tried with the Au3Recorder, but it didn't pick up any of the keystrokes.  Maybe someone could just tell me the command for sending keystrokes to the currently open window?

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I want to record keystrokes in a specific app in order to duplicate it.  It's an old app with proprietary (not std Windows) form to open a graphics file, and it's a lot of keystrokes to get to the folder I want (it doesn't allow you to enter a filename :wacko:).

I tried with the Au3Recorder, but it didn't pick up any of the keystrokes.  Maybe someone could just tell me the command for sending keystrokes to the currently open window?

The send() command does exactly this.  Look here for more info.  https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/functions/Send.htm

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