HotkeyNet: CommandLine

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CommandLine

Makes the command line window open.

Syntax

Parameters

Name is optional. If it's specified, it gets entered automatically on the command line when the command line opens, and HotkeyNet expects it to be the name of a user-defined command that you created with Command.

Remarks

To learn how to use this command, see Commands in the instruction section.

ThirdPartyCommandLine does the same thing as this command. Use CommandLine in windowed mode and ThirdPartyCommandLine in full-screen mode.

Examples

The following hotkey makes the command window open with "broadcast" already typed in it. The word "broadcast" is defined elsewhere in the file with Command.

Command
ThirdPartyCommandLine
Commands

This page was last revised on March 16, 2008

INSTRUCTIONS

1. How to Install HotkeyNet 2. How to Set Up HotkeyNet 3. Hotkey Files 4. How to Define a Hotkey 5. More Hotkey Examples 6. Renaming Windows 7. Commands 8. Subroutines 9. Sending Keystrokes to Windows 10. Sending to Background Windows 11. Movement Keys 12. Security 13. Using Encrypted Log-On Info 14. If You Have a Problem

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Commands and Keywords Key names

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