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Step 10Remote the Mac via Applescript
So we need to write two AppleScripts. These will open the app we want and type they keyboard (shortcut) we want.
Attached is my template for doing so. You can almost read AppleScript. So just take a look at the attached file.
There are three types of key events you can make from AppleScript: "'key down'", "'key code'", and '"keystroke'". Your mileage may vary, so try "'keystroke'" first...if that doesn't work try the other events, one at a time.
Open up the Script Editor application (its there on your mac somewhere) and try it out. I'm gonna make you type this part in by hand. Sorry folks. :)
Save As... each AppleScript as a type "Application". Put them next to our complied C code/app from the last step. Name each one 1.app and 2.app - one for each switch.
Attached is my template for doing so. You can almost read AppleScript. So just take a look at the attached file.
There are three types of key events you can make from AppleScript: "'key down'", "'key code'", and '"keystroke'". Your mileage may vary, so try "'keystroke'" first...if that doesn't work try the other events, one at a time.
Open up the Script Editor application (its there on your mac somewhere) and try it out. I'm gonna make you type this part in by hand. Sorry folks. :)
Save As... each AppleScript as a type "Application". Put them next to our complied C code/app from the last step. Name each one 1.app and 2.app - one for each switch.
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