Hey, i have a suggestion for you but it may not be amazing(if you don't have the time to read the getting started for the language)...
I use an interpreted language program thing called AutoHotkey which can do what you want it to do(Possibly more intelligently[e.g. instead of just "alt+tab"ing it can open the window with a certain title(excel)] and instead of just "Ctrl+c"/"Ctrl+v"ing it can access the clipboard directly)...
It's simple to learn if you understand any other programming language (even if not it just takes a little more time)...
Anyway the link is here (there is also a macro recorder for this language):
http://www.autohotkey.com/
Read the quickstart (and try using/looking for the macro recorder[in the program folder you install it to])
If you don't want to use that there is a simpler macro record/play utility i used to use called MacroXP but AutoHotkey is generally more intelligent(as described above)...
If you need any more help then post back
Cheers,
Jamey
I use an interpreted language program thing called AutoHotkey which can do what you want it to do(Possibly more intelligently[e.g. instead of just "alt+tab"ing it can open the window with a certain title(excel)] and instead of just "Ctrl+c"/"Ctrl+v"ing it can access the clipboard directly)...
It's simple to learn if you understand any other programming language (even if not it just takes a little more time)...
Anyway the link is here (there is also a macro recorder for this language):
http://www.autohotkey.com/
Read the quickstart (and try using/looking for the macro recorder[in the program folder you install it to])
If you don't want to use that there is a simpler macro record/play utility i used to use called MacroXP but AutoHotkey is generally more intelligent(as described above)...
If you need any more help then post back
Cheers,
Jamey