Hi Jef,
Yes, holding the stuck key while clicking will unstick it. However,
upgrading to iKey 2.1 is really quite painless. It's a bit of a drag
to create *new* shortcuts in iKey, but if you already have everything
you use regularly programmed in iKey 1.x, those shortcuts will
transfer seamlessly to 2.1.
YMMV, but I found the stuck key bug unspeakably annoying, making the
iKey upgrade worthwhile.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 04 Nov 2006, at 9:53 PM, shirling & neueweise wrote:
i am using 1.0.7. i remember a discussion about having to rebuild
all scripts one by one and about the unfriendly interface of iKeys
2 and so never bothered.
i have discovered a way to stop it. it is in fact linked to my m
key for most, since an m-metatool artic did the same thing. i
pressed the m-key on the keboard several times in rapid succession,
and it seems to clear the error.
sounds to me this is a better option than moving to iKeys 2. i
don't remember there being raves about the improvements...
From: Darcy James Argue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
iKey 1.x definitely causes stuck keys in Finale. I recommend
upgrading to iKey 2.1. The interface is still almost unusuably awful,
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