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APPENDIX D: Keyboard Macros
4. The Add Keyboard Macro window (Figure 76) opens.
Figure 76. Add Keyboard Macro Window
5. Build the Keyboard Macro by accessing all the fields in the Add Keyboard Macro
window. Click <OK> when finished.
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Keyboard Macro Name: Type a name for the macro sequence.
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Hot-Key Combination: Assign a keystroke combination hotkey from the pull-down
menu of choices. If No Hot-Key is selected then the keyboard macro built can only
be run using the Remote PC’s mouse. If a hot-key combination is selected, then the
keyboard macro built can also be run by pressing the assigned hot-key combination
Ctrl+Alt+#  on the Remote PC’s keyboard.
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Keys to Press: Highlight each key to be included in the macro, clicking the <Press
Key> button after each selection. Each key selected will appear in the Keys to
Release and Macro Sequence columns as the <Press Key> button is clicked.
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Keys to Release: Select each key in the Keys to Release column and clicking the
<Release Key> button after each selection. Each key selected will move to the
Macro Sequence column as a released key.
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Macro Sequence: Sequence the keystrokes of the macro by selecting a key and its
associated action (press or release), then use the < ^ > or < v > buttons to move the
key/action to its desired location in the key stroke/release order. To remove a
undesired keystroke from the list use the <Remove> button.