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In article <cY6jTay00WB7I8ykl-@andrew.cmu.edu> ls1i+@andrew.cmu.edu (Leonard John Schultz) writes:
>Quickkeys by CE Software will do what you want.  You can set up a keyboard
>command to perform various mouse actions and many other sequences and functions
>
>I have experienced problems with Moire Cdev screensaver (It would disable all
>Quickkeys).

Hmm.  I use Moire Cdev, and have had no problems.  Icon-It! does clash
with QuicKeys, but otherwise I've had no problems.

>Makro Maker is packaged with all new Macs and will do the same things, but will
>take up more memory, although I don't know about closing windows.

Oddly enough, MacroMaker will handle this job.  Last night, someone asked
me to explain what the deficiencies of MacroMaker were, and I tried the
"close window" example.  To my surprise, a macro made from clicking on the
close box always seems to close the active window.

I believe that the biggest deficiency in MacroMaker is the documentation.
If the person that wrote the QuicKeys manual had written the MacroMaker
manual, people might find out that it's a lot more useful than it looks.

Now, if MicroSoft BASIC would just refrain from bombing when MacroMaker
and QuicKeys are installed...

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