remoteControl.vch

# Commands useful in "remote control" applications like VNC and Terminal
# Server Client

selectStart() := touchNearEdge(sw,1,-1) Wait(100) {Esc};
switchLeft(n)  := selectStart() {Tab_2}{Right_$n} " ";
switchRight(n) := selectStart() "{Tab_2}{End}{Left " Eval($n-1) } " ";
launch(n)      := selectStart() {Tab}{Left}{Esc}{Right_$n} " ";

<1to20> := 1..20;

Local Switch to <1to20>      = switchRight($1);
Local Close     <1to20>      = switchRight($1) Wait(100) {Alt+F4};
Local Switch to <1to20> Left = switchLeft($1);
Local Close     <1to20> Left = switchLeft($1) Wait(100) {Alt+F4};

Local Start Menu = touchNearEdge(sw,1,-1);

Local Launch <1to20> = launch($1);

run(exe) := touchNearEdge(sw,1,-1) {Up_2}{Enter} $exe {Enter};
Start (regedit|explorer) = run($1);
Environment Variables = run("C:\WINNT\System32\SYSDM.CPL")
                        Wait(1000) {Right_4}{Alt+e}; 

# This allows application-specific commands in a remote session.
# The "Title" command changes the window title of the remote session to
# the name of the application you want to use. (For the "set title" utility
# see http://www.synapseadaptive.com/joel/settitleautilityamodule_m.htm)
# Then we include that application's commands below as window
# title-specific commands.

Title (Notepad | Shell | Explorer | Visual C++)
    = DllCall(SetTitle.dll, SetTitle, $1);

Notepad:
    include notepad.vcl;
Shell:
    include ntvdm.vcl;
Explorer:
    include explorer.vcl;
Visual C++:
    include msdev.vcl;