Viz Trio User Guide
Version 4.1 | Published September 25, 2023 ©
Working with Shortcut Keys
Viz Trio lets you assign macro commands and scripts to shortcut keys on a show by show or global basis. Shortcut keys assigned on a global level are assigned through the Configuration Window and show-specific shortcut keys are assigned through the Show Properties.
This section covers the following topics:
To Assign a Macro or Script to a Shortcut Key
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Click the Add Macro or Add Script button. The Macro Commands editor will open:
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Select the keyboard keys for the shortcut (combinations of CTRL, SHIFT, ALT, ALT GR with other characters).
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If the selected shortcut key is already in use you may override it, removing it from the other macro or script.
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Enter a Macro or Script Name and Description of the macro or script.
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If the macro name is already in use, the Save as New button appears.
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Add the macro or script commands to the Macro or Script text area.
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Click OK to confirm the selected key combination.
To Reassign a Shortcut Key
Double-click the Command in the list and perform the changes.
To Remove a Shortcut Key
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Right-click a Macro or Script that has been manually added and from the appearing context menu select Remove, or
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Select a Macro or Script and click the Remove button, or
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Select a Macro or Script and press the Delete button on the keyboard.
To Add a Predefined Function to a Macro or Script
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Open a Macro or Script for editing.
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Click the Show Macros... button in the Macro Commands editor to open a list of predefined functions.
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Select the function and click Add.
Note: Predefined macro commands can also be applied to scripts.