Push Type - The push type of an action can be “Hold” or “Hit”. Notice that a “complex” action can contain other “complex” actions. Each “complex” action is a combination of actions (of any kind) that are defined above it. Each “mouse movement” action can move the mouse in any angle.ģ. Each “virtual key” action can press or hit a keyboard key, or a mouse button.Ģ. There is no doubt that you know exactly what will happen when this action will be activated, but you don’t have to know that what it’s actually doing is pressing the “Ctrl” and the “Esc” keys.Īction Types – There are three kinds of actions:ġ. For example, you can find the action “Start Menu” in the theme “Windows Operations”. This example really exists in the default actions file.Īction Name - The name of an action is a way to understand what the action does without knowing how it does it. For example: You can create a “virtual key” action that presses the ‘x’ keyboard key under the theme “Keyboard Letters”, and call it “x key”, and you can create a second action that presses the ‘x’ keyboard key under the theme “Winamp”, and call it “play”. Theme also lets you create two actions that do the same thing, but in different programs, the consequence is different. Theme - A Theme is a group of actions that has something in common, and the main reason to use them, is to organize the actions in smaller groups so it’s easier to find and configure them.
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