Thank you, this is what I do now and I guess it works fine, but I've used alt-cmd for more than three years, it feels weird to press only one key... ;-)
So if someone has a solution it would be great. /S On 5 Mar, 13:57, Sesquipedalian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This solution is not exactly like what you describe, but it may do the > job for you. > > You can set QS to trigger when you press just a modifier key (like ⌘, > ⌥, ^, shift, fn, or Caps Lock) without needing to also press a regular > key (like Space, A, ], etc.). To do so, check the "Modifier-Only > Activation" check box immediately below the usual Hotkey Activation > box, and then select the setup you want (i.e. single or double press, > and which modifier key to use) Mine, for example, is set to "Single" > "Command" so that I can invoke QS merely by pressing ⌘ once. > > This method won't allow you to use two modifiers at once, but > personally I find it easier to just hit ⌘ than to hit ⌘⌥, so maybe you > will like it better. > > On Mar 5, 5:54 am, sven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi all, I've been a loyal user of QS since the start. I just changed > > computer and wanted to use my old hotkey for activating QS: Command- > > Alt. But whatever I do I just can't get rid of using the space bar as > > hotkey. I can put in alt-cmd but it doesnt work unless i use the space > > bar as well... I dont want to use the space bar, only alt-cmd! Also, > > space bar doesnt show up in the field for hotkey. > > > I've checked that there's no conflicting hotkeys in the System Prefs, > > and I've trashed the QS prefs file as well as the QS folder in App > > Support. > > > Any ideas?
