Cut, and paste entries, --how do you use this so-called function?
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Yes. Its a little difficult to do. I have to add the letters then cut and paste it on to a file with the other letter but it can be done.
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My browser and contact buttons work perfectly fine, although the contact button is sometimes a little slow to respond. I have really had no use as yet to use cut and paste.
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Yup, the included software supports keys with modifiers. However, I don't believe complicated macros are possible though.
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yes, I have them on the alphabet, esc, alt, delete, punctuation ,<, .>,/?, ;: and '", and ctrl. Also on the += and -_. I didn't need them on the numbers. I LOVE them!!!!!!!!!
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Yes. I've done it with an entire novel - it won't translate with a cut and paste direct - there's a combination and I'd have to check that process again - but I've done it and will do it again, I'm sure.
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You would either import your drawing from another program or draw it in the cameo software the machine comes with. From there the machine would cut where you tell it to.
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I don't think you can use it to macro a text string (like "hello there"). However, you can use EventGhost or AutoHotKey to accept a non-printable key, such as F13, and then expand that to a text macro.If you just want to use it to log in to Windows, I'd suggest setting up a login PIN on Windows 8.
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You can copy and paste, I do it in small increments, like the action then the dialog. If you do it all at once, it is a bit more complicated to get it all back to the correct format. I love writing with Final Draft 9. It makes writing a screenplay so much easier and much quicker.
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The keyboard has a CTRL key which you can use with X for cut, with C for copy, and with V for paste. It also has a function key [FN] and pg up, pg dn, home, and end. The function keys across the top are quite versatile.
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Anything longer than 20 chars will wrap to next line. You can use the "setCursor" function to start on new line. If you want to rewrite over existing text use the "clear" function first before writing new text.
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Not so much. The quote and double quote are burried behind a function key. Not completely unusable, but it interupts the flow.
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I concur with you; I was able to find a formatter program that did the job quick and easy - thank you for your advice.
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Ahh I know what you mean, you want it to not "Carriage Return" or "C/R"... Yes this scanner can be done that way. You are doing exactly what I needed it for at the time whn I needed it. You scan and it can tab or scan and not hit enter... Prevented from entering the number without having a chance to enter the rest of the information LOL... Yes you can with this for those wondering
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I use the "We Are Memory Keepers" Crop-A-Dial tool. There are several to choose from, they make different size holes, they also set the grommet into the hole if you want to use one.
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Well, I know I have done more than one word at a time, but for the life of me I can't remember where I found out how to do it. I don't remember completely, but I think maybe I used a "comma" in place of the space. Then, before I began stitching, I think I hit "Multicolor". This way the machine stops after each letter, I think. Then when the comma comes up, you can hit the "Forward One Color" button, and it will skip the comma and leave the space. Now, it has been a year since I tried this, and my memory isn't like it used to be (ha), so make sure to try this on a scrap piece of fabric and see if it works. I could be completely wrong, but this would be worth a try. I know it's a hastle for it to stop after each letter, but that actually worked better for me, as it seemed to bunch up my fabric when I didn't stop after each letter. I cut the thread after each letter too, if I remember correctly. Anyway, I do know you can do it somehow, and you don't have to purchase additional software to do it.
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Press program, use numerical pad to enter channels, then press enter.hope this helps