Once you have defined your commands and assigned the abbreviations, you can execute them.
To execute a Command using an abbreviation
| 1. | Click on an empty area of the desktop or select an open application. |
| 2. | Type the abbreviation. A tooltip asks for confirmation. |
Direct Access detects the command and shows the confirmation tooltip
| 3. | Press SHIFT. Direct Access executes the Command. |
Alternatively, keep working and the tooltip vanishes.
To execute a Command from the Direct Access main window
Do one of the following:
| - | In the Commands Panel, select the Command; then from the Commands Menu, select Execute  |
| - | In the Commands Panel, double click on the Commands's icon  |
| - | In the Commands Panel, select the Command, then press ENTER |
Commands with Manual Inputs
With Direct Access, you can create a command and specify additional inputs to be requested when the command is executed. In that situation, Direct Access displays a window, requesting the additional parameters.
Manual Input window. Here you can enter any additional text that will be used by the command.
OSD Confirmation
When a command is executed, Direct Access displays an OSD message displaying the name of the Command and its abbreviation.
