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tomos:
It was the hotkey combo. ... I ... checked assignments using Ethervane ActiveHotkeys (might be an old version...)
-AzureToad (January 27, 2016, 10:00 AM)
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That's not guaranteed to find all used Hotkeys. Apparently some arent registered or something, and show as free even though they aren't. (To clarify: I dont believe it's a flaw of ActiveHotkeys as such, more one of 'the system'.)
MilesAhead:
It was the hotkey combo. ... I ... checked assignments using Ethervane ActiveHotkeys (might be an old version...)
-AzureToad (January 27, 2016, 10:00 AM)
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That's not guaranteed to find all used Hotkeys. Apparently some arent registered or something, and show as free even though they aren't. (To clarify: I dont believe it's a flaw of ActiveHotkeys as such, more one of 'the system'.)
-tomos (January 28, 2016, 07:03 AM)
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Also I think by default AutoHotkey hooks the keyboard and checks the active windows for #IfWinActive type declarations and lets the keys pass if the window is not active or whatnot. So it would be just about impossible for a utility to detect all the hotkey settings. My program is a bit of a kludge but it is one way to go if you like using Explorer as file manager and don't want to set up an explicit comment file with a note Tree type program. I admit it is just a hack. But Windows does make it tough to do much better without writing your own file manager. :)
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