The first time you open the application, there is not a single command button.

By clicking on the orange button on the top bar with the sign '+' a command menu will open.

1. User

 SPECIAL 

1. Paste from mobile phone - this is a special command that pastes the last text that was copied on the mobile phone up to 8000 characters to your computer.
2. Paste from computer - similar to the one above, only the last copied text from the computer is copied to your mobile device up to 8000 characters

USER

1. Start the program - to start the program, you can enter the name or path, depending on whether the program is registered in the system:

   • First name only (with or without extension): You can use for programs that are written in Windows PATH system variables or are located in system folders. For example, an entry like notepad, calc, chrome, vlc or cmd they will work immediately because Windows knows where to look for them.

   • Full path: If the program is not system or located in a specific location (eg game, special tool or custom installation), you must specify the full path to the executable file with or without quotes, along with the .exe extension. For example: C:\Program Files\MyProgram\program.exe.

2. Open a file or folder - you must always use the full path to the source to open folders or files.

   • Mandatory file path: Unlike programs, files (such as dispatch.xlsx, image.png or notes.txt) almost always require the full path to the location where the file is located (e.g. D:\Documents\Work\troskovnik.xlsx). Windows will then automatically call the associated program (Word, Excel, PDF reader) to open the file.

   • Opening the folder: The same thing applies if you want the entire folder to be opened in Windows Explorer by clicking the button - enter the full path to the folder, e.g. D:\Images\Annual2026

3. New abbreviation - Sends individual keys or shortcuts from the keyboard to the computer (eg Copy - CTRL+C or Paste CTRL+V)

   • Note in which format abbreviations are written:

     Instead of writing the word 'Ctrl' or 'Alt', use the following characters for the computer to recognize the pressure correctly:

     ^ - indicates the Ctrl key

     + - indicates the Shift key

     % - indicates the Alt key

     ^% - indicates the right Alt (Alt Gr)

     Special keys (Enter, Escape, F1-F12, etc.) are placed in curly brackets.

     Examples of abbreviations:

     Ctrl + C (Copy) ➔ Type: ^c

     Ctrl + V (Paste) ➔ Type: ^v

     Ctrl + Shift + Esc (Task Manager) ➔ Type: ^+{ESC}

     Right arrow ➔ Enter: {RIGHT}

4. Multiple Abbreviation- unlike normal abbreviations, here you can combine several abbreviations into a command, something like a macro command. Enter each abbreviation separated by a comma. 

   The application will execute them in the correct order with a short pause between each press. Examples:

   Mark all, then copy ➔ Type: ^a, ^c

   Paste and press Enter ➔ Type: ^v, {ENTER}

   Save, then close the window ➔ Type: ^s, %{F4}

5. Windows shortcut - executes system shortcuts that use the Windows key in combination with another character (eg Win + D).

6. Website - just copy the web address in the field Path or command example: https://tehnofrik.com/

7. Switch to previous window - switches between the last two active windows

ADVANCED

1. Open in Command Prompt (CMD) - opens the currently open folder in Terminal (CMD)
2. Open in Powershell - opens the currently open folder in Powershell
3. Run command via terminal (CMD) - executes the command sent through the terminal (CMD)
4. Execute the command via Powershell - executes the sent command via Powershell
5. Open a terminal (CMD) and execute the command - executes the sent command through the terminal (CMD) but the terminal window remains open
6. Open Powershell and execute the command - executes the sent command via Powershell, but the Powershell window remains open
7. Run the AutoHotkey script - Powered by AutoHotkey (.ahk) script on the computer. Full path required.

OBS

1. See everything about OBS settings and options HERE.

AUDIO

1. Sound volume (applications) - slider to adjust the sound volume. If you do not enter 'targeted program' the sound of the computer itself is regulated if you enter, for example, 'chrome' only the volume of the Google chrome browser is regulated.
2. Mute/unmute (apps) - turns off/on the sound. It works on the same principle as the volume without the selected 'target program' or with selected.
3. Microphone volume - slider for adjusting the main microphone in windows.
4. Mute/unmute microphone - turns off/on the main microphone in windows.

TEMPLATES

1. There are some ready-made commands that you can use immediately without manual input, with the ability to change them if necessary.