(Macro was written & tested using KM 9.0+ on macOS 10.14.5 (Mojave)) DOWNLOAD Macro File:Įnter TOS Login When Launches. If you use that then you will need to have created a Keychain for it, and use that name in the Action that sets the KM Variable to your password. Maybe you have another method of getting your PW, but I decided to use the macOS Keychain.
#Keyboard maestro login screen password#
Then click in the password field and types the PW. This macro is triggered when TOS launches, and pauses until that button appears. You may need to replace the image I have for the TOS Login button: Just so happens I have a macro that does exactly that. You can set it so your username is autofilled. I assume that you want to enter your TOS PW, right? Sure, JMichaelTX, here's the window I'm trying to match text within: You can also combine this with the Find Image on Screen action to find something near the text you want to OCR, and then OCR the area relative to that matched image. You can also use this action in your macros to extract text from an application or web page (from web pages, you would often be better using JavaScript to extract the text, but sometimes OCR is easier). The OCR quality tends to be quite good for screen shots, but more varied for scans or pictures. This can be a great simple way to copy text that is not selectable (such as text from web page images, or from application interfaces or whatever).
You can use this from the action (gear) menu in the Clipboard History Switcher.
There is a default macro in the Clipboard Filters macro group called OCR Image that will OCR the system clipboard. The OCR actions uses the Tesseract OCR and you can select the desired language - the first time you use a language, Keyboard Maestro will download the trained data file (they vary in size, but are typically a few megabytes). There is a new OCR Screen and OCR Image action, as well as an OCR condition. Keyboard Maestro 9 adds support for OCR (Optical Character Recognition) of both the screen or images.
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