After Login Commands for Putty

Hello,

Some of the after login commands are not working properly and need to be corrected in the application.

This is already on the ToDo list of our engineering department.

Unfortunately, the support department cannot provide with an exact release date as the full process (Build/Quality Assurance/Release) is completely outside of our control.

Best regards,

Hello,

Could you try putting {ALT}{ENTER} rather than %{ENTER}?

Regards,

That would't accomplish what I am looking to do. According to the macro page (http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/index.html?settings_events_autotypingmacro.htm) I need %{Enter}.

I tried {ALT}{ENTER} anyway, but it didn't work. It appears to type alt then enter when I need alt+enter.

It appears this is still broken despite all the recent updates. :/

Ryan

The macros work a little differently for PuTTY currently which means it sends text rather than the key codes represented. I made a change internally that will be available in the next version, which should at least allow you to send {ALT}{ENTER}

As for the help topic it is out of date and we'll update it with more accurate information as soon as possible.

Regards,

Do you mean that entering {ALT}{ENTER} would produce the same as holding ALT+ENTER? This seems quite counter to the key codes used everywhere else.

Ryan

Yes, that is right. Due to the added layer over the .NET SendKeys methods that we added in the past, it causes a few compatibility issues that we had to workaround (for example, "{ALT}" instead of "%".

We plan to have a "{Sendkeys:<command>}" command which will send the exact text entered to the Sendkeys class. This will allow to use "%" for alt, etc. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Regards,

Thank you. I will try it out on the next release. :)

Ryan

Just to clarify the {Sendkeys:<command>} feature will not be there in the next release but you should be able to use {ALT}{ENTER} properly. :)

Regards,