Running powershell scripts
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Hi all,
I tried several things but it is not working atm.
What i want is if i press ALT + B that powershell opens and runs a command.
BTW does gesture only work on phone?
When i try to record a gesture it says: hold ^RButtonkey and draw gesture
when i hold right mouse click and draw a gesture with my mose nothing happens
Thanks in advanced
I tried several things but it is not working atm.
What i want is if i press ALT + B that powershell opens and runs a command.
BTW does gesture only work on phone?
When i try to record a gesture it says: hold ^RButtonkey and draw gesture
when i hold right mouse click and draw a gesture with my mose nothing happens
Thanks in advanced
This works for me (Shortcut, Type: Run):
To record a gesture, please hold Ctrl + RButton key (^RButton) and draw a gesture. I agree this is not clear and we will correct asap.
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powershell -executionPolicy bypass -noexit "D:\MyDir\file.ps1"
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Thanks That worked,
but now the next problem pops up, for costumers i work Through RDP on their servers,
Is there a possibiliteit to pass the shortcuts to RDP
for example localy i use alt + b but this is not working in RDP does fastkeys have a function that it will work in RDP ?
but now the next problem pops up, for costumers i work Through RDP on their servers,
Is there a possibiliteit to pass the shortcuts to RDP
for example localy i use alt + b but this is not working in RDP does fastkeys have a function that it will work in RDP ?
FastKeys should work with remote desktops. However in some cases, you need to adjust some settings. It could also be that remote desktop installs a keyboard hook which takes precedence over FastKeys.
Possible solutions:
- restart FastKeys after starting RDP,
- try in both, windowed and full-screen RDP,
- check the Remote Desktop settings for settings like "Apply Windows key combinations" or similar.
Please let me know if this helps.
Possible solutions:
- restart FastKeys after starting RDP,
- try in both, windowed and full-screen RDP,
- check the Remote Desktop settings for settings like "Apply Windows key combinations" or similar.
Please let me know if this helps.
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Thanks Marko,
I Tried al of the above are these settings correct?:
I Tried al of the above are these settings correct?:
This is correct. Have you tried all combinations of possible solutions I mentioned?
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unfortunately yes, is it possible that alt + b is another combinatie in RDP
For example CTRL+ALT+DEL is CTRL+ALT+END in RDP
For example CTRL+ALT+DEL is CTRL+ALT+END in RDP
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Btw i Have another Question
I want to buy the single user license (19$) but i want to use it on my personal computer and on my work computer.
Is this posible?
Or wil it sync al the settings to both computer then. or if i make a shortcut on my personal computer will it also be used on the work computer?
Thanks in advanced.
I want to buy the single user license (19$) but i want to use it on my personal computer and on my work computer.
Is this posible?
Or wil it sync al the settings to both computer then. or if i make a shortcut on my personal computer will it also be used on the work computer?
Thanks in advanced.
Single license allows you to install the software on three computers for personal use.
Settings file can be saved (File/Save As...) to any valid Windows location, local disk, network path, cloud etc. By saving the file to a shared location, you can access your settings from different computers.
Settings file can be saved (File/Save As...) to any valid Windows location, local disk, network path, cloud etc. By saving the file to a shared location, you can access your settings from different computers.
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Marko wrote: ↑Oct 11th, ’18, 10:50 Single license allows you to install the software on three computers for personal use.
Settings file can be saved (File/Save As...) to any valid Windows location, local disk, network path, cloud etc. By saving the file to a shared location, you can access your settings from different computers.
but it will not give me any issues if i use it on 2 diferent computers with 2 whole diferent settings at the same time?