Within Windows 7, I use utilities such as PDFCreator; I would like to locate a keyboard shortcut utility to find all instances of a character (e.g a blank) in a single line dialog form and replace all of these with a different character (e.g. an underscore). Does anyone know if there is a keyboard shortcut or other Windows 7 OS level utility that can do this? I ask about a Windows 7 keyboard shortcut because I need this capability most when I am NOT inside a dedicated application like Word or Excel.
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A python script seems like the best way of doing something like this without using an application like Word or even Notepad. If you did that you could drop a bunch of files to it and just have it replace all " " spaces that do not occur between two words with "_". If you want something that you can use with just a keystroke(I'm imagining that you want to be able to open something in PDFCreator, see that it needs to be fixed, hit a key combo and it would close PDFCreator, fix the file and reopen PDFCreator), maybe a custom keyboard shortcut like Colibri could automate that for you. | |||
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Use AutoHotkey and do it exactly like you said
You can trigger this script with a global hotkey, should work | |||
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