Simulates tapping a character on the keyboard with option modifier keys down.
The parameter should contain a list of key modifiers (option/opt, command/cmd, shift, or control/ctrl) and the key(s) to press. For example, 'cmd shift v' would simulate typing v with the command and shift keys held down.
You may optionally include the string 'xxx' (no quotes), which will automatically be replaced with the recognized letter. For example, 'ctrl opt xxx' would simulate typing the recognized letter with the control and option keys held down.
If you provide no parameter at all, then the recognized letter will by typed with the command key held down.
Be sure to separate modifier keys with spaces, and do not use any extra characters like dashes (ie; don't say 'cmd-v', use 'cmd v').
You may string multiple characters together. For instance 'cmd opt ab' would type a followed by b, both with the command and option keys down.
Launches the package specified in the parameter. If no package is specified in the parameter, then a picker is opened and scrolled to the first item which begins with the recognized letter.
Sends the text provided in the parameter to the Newton Intelligent Assistant. This is the same as tapping the assist button and entering the text in the assist slip.
Toggles the Backlight. You may optionally provide the words 'on' or 'off' in the parameter to force the backlight on or off instead of simply toggling it.
Changes the default store. The default store is advanced to the 'next' valid store (ie; internal->card 1->card 2->internal...).
You may optionally provide a parameter which is the name of the store you to which you want to switch. The name must match exactly, so you should copy it from the card slip.
Creates a new 'recording' note in the notepad, and scrolls to that note. The notepad will be opened if it is not already open. Recording will start automatically.
Opens the names/contacts application if it is not already open. If you supply a parameter, the names app will be scrolled to the first name card which matches the parameter.
If you do not supply a parameter, the recognized letter will be used as the search key to scroll to a name card.
Opens the Todo list if it is not already open. You may supply a number 'n' as a parameter, and the todo list for 'n' days in the future will be displayed.
If you do not provide a parameter, then the recognized number (if any) will be used. If there is no parameter or there is no valid recognized number, today's todo list will be displayed.
Opens the Dates Agenda if it is not already open. You may supply a number 'n' as a parameter, and the Agenda for 'n' days in the future will be displayed.
If you do not provide a parameter, then the recognized number (if any) will be used. If there is no parameter or there is no valid recognized number, today's Agenda will be displayed.
Launches the NSBasic application named in the parameter. If the NSBasic application has been turned into a package, use should use 'Launch Application' instead.
Opens the Dates application if it is not already open, and creates a new appointment. You may supply a number 'n' as a parameter, and an appointment 'n' days in the future will be created.
If you do not provide a parameter, then the recognized number (if any) will be used. If there is no parameter or there is no valid recognized number, then an appointment will be created for today.
Opens the Dates application if it is not already open, and creates a new Todo. You may supply a number 'n' as a parameter, and an Todo 'n' days in the future will be created.
If you do not provide a parameter, then the recognized number (if any) will be used. If there is no parameter or there is no valid recognized number, then an Todo will be created for today.
Use this script as a BeforeScript to filter commonly mis-regnized letters into their similar numbers. For example, i and l would become the number 1, and the letter o would become zero.
