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Prevent other?
#1
Say I want my macro to be hotkeyed as "1"

but "1" does something in the application I'm in.

How am I make "1" just run my macro and not execute what's in the application usually for "1"?

Help plz Big Grin
#2
Check "Eat" in Properties. If it does not work, close the application, create a shortcut to run the macro, place it on the desktop or somewhere in the Start menu, and assign it the hotkey (in shortcut's Properties dialog). When you next time will start the application, it will not be able to register the hotkey as global hotkey. However, this will not work if the hotkey is one of Windows hotkeys, such as Alt+Tab or Win+R.

Here is the priority sequence, in reverse order:
1. Application's private hotkeys that work only when the application is active.
2. Quick Macros. Also, other applications that use non-low-level hooks.
3. Global hotkeys registered by applications. Also, hotkeys of shortcuts. Depends on what first registers the hotkey.
4. Windows hotkeys except Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
5. Hotkeys of applications that use low level hooks (QM does not).
6. Ctrl+Alt+Delete.


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