Examples of mouse gestures and hotkeys
You can use third-party applications to control Clibor with mouse gestures and hotkeys.
Example: Show the main screen of Clibor
“C:\Program Files\Clibor\Clibor.exe” /cm
Mouse gestures with CLaunch
You can use CLaunch to control Clibor with mouse gestures.
In this guide, I will use CLaunch as an example, but similar setups can be done with other applications as well.
First, install and launch CLaunch.
Once installed, add Clibor.exe by dragging and dropping it into CLaunch.
Next, open the Properties and enter “/cm” in the parameters field.
This parameter tells Clibor to show its main screen when triggered.
Then, click on “Mouse direct” to configure mouse gestures.
You can now assign a custom mouse gesture to open Clibor.
Once configured, you can easily open Clibor using mouse gestures without needing a keyboard shortcut.
Hotkeys with CLaunch
Open the CLaunch properties and assign a hotkey.
Once set, you can show Clibor’s main screen using the assigned hotkey.
Hotkeys with AutoHotkey
You can use AutoHotkey to control Clibor with custom hotkeys.
Download and install AutoHotkey from the link below:
Example: Creating a Script
Create a file named clibor.ahk (you can choose any file name).
Write the following script to assign hotkeys for switching between Template groups.
- The symbol “^1” represents “Ctrl + 1” in AutoHotkey syntax.
- Press Ctrl + 1 to show the first Template group.
- Press Ctrl + 2 to show the second Template group.
^1::Run, C:\clibor\Clibor.exe /vt 1
^2::Run, C:\clibor\Clibor.exe /vt 2
^3::Run, C:\clibor\Clibor.exe /vt 3
^4::Run, C:\clibor\Clibor.exe /vt 4
Once you run this script, you can quickly switch between Template groups using your assigned hotkeys.
Using a batch file
You can control Clibor using a batch file.
Example: Creating a Batch File
- Create a file named test.bat.
- Open it in a text editor and add the following command:
C:\clibor\Clibor.exe /cm
- Save the file and double-click test.bat to execute it.
You can now control Clibor from this batch file.