You could create a trigger that runs the eject script and assign it to some key+modifier. First pane: eject Second Pane: run
Make sure you’re running the last update available! On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 12:09 AM, DLpres <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a USB numpad that I want to assign certain functions to, > specifically Eject and option+Eject. (I would've used a programmable > USB keypad but those cost $150 compared to $3 for a numpad.) Problem > is, numpads don't have any modifier keys on them. > > I can't see how to make Quicksilver assign a vanilla key as a trigger > hot key. It has to be a modifier combination or a function key. (As a > workaround, I tried using Ukelele to convert the '=' key into a > function key, but I'm experiencing problems with that too.) > > This computer already has Quicksilver installed, so I'd like to > utilize it. If all else fails I'll install KeyRemapForMacbook, but > it's just more memory hogging and I'm concerned about potential > conflicts. > >
