action string

Discussion in 'Microstation' started by brewgle, Apr 7, 2004.

  1. brewgle

    brewgle Guest

    I'm trying to use the best method, whether it be an action string,
    macro, etc. to assign the following to an f-key, using j-station.

    A user wants to be able to change the pointer size from the small x to
    the full page x via the f-keys. The way to step through making the
    pointer big is:
    Alt+K,P,Alt+P,F, Ok

    I know how to assign actions to the f-keys, but I don't know how to
    put a string of actions together.

    Can anyone clue me in on how to do this seemingly simple task?

    John
     
    brewgle, Apr 7, 2004
    #1
  2. Use SET CURSOR TOGGLE to switch between the two settings.

    Dan
     
    Daniel MacNeil, Apr 7, 2004
    #2
  3. brewgle

    Lorys Guest

    To answer the second part , how to put a string of "command" together to F
    keys
    Just sepparate the commands by semi colons
    for example
    I want to choose font 21 then set the text height to 3 and the active colour
    to 3, weight 2, and active level 1
    say this is a standard thing I'll be going back to over and over in a design
    session then I would assign and F key
    and the text assigned would be
    ft=21;tx=3;co=3;wt=2;lv=1
    As an aside you can try each strung keyin first in the keyin then when you
    have it fine tuned set up the F key and use the up arrow to recall it into
    the Fkey setup window..
    There is quite a good tutorial at www.askinga.com with alot of stuff
    called the power of keyins
    Others have already told you here re the first part on the cursor toggle

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    Lorys,
    A Guy in Australia
    At home after work, Sad isn't it?
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    Lorys, Apr 7, 2004
    #3
  4. brewgle

    brewgle Guest

    Thanks Dan, toggle works like a champ.
     
    brewgle, Apr 7, 2004
    #4
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