Hi Bruce: Do you create the hot keys only when you create and activate a dialog and then verify that dialog has focus?
Even if that is the case could that impact some other scripts global hot key with the same key combo if something is to be done by that script even if your app is running or do you turn off all the hot keys you use then turn on yours and turn them off when your dialog closes somehow? In other words, Is there any chance your hot keys can step on other scripts hot keys making them not work if they are running active and use the same hot keys? I am just curious what type of global isolation exists between global scripts like the jaws keyboard script and the insert key script and the several other global scripts. There are also the standard Windows HotKeys not to mention the many dedicated to third party programs like Visual Studio, hundreds I think, and others. Since global scripts I think are active all the time once created and active I was wondering if some problems might be related to some conflicts along these lines. Not specifically with your app but I used it as an example since you and others are familiar with it for thinking about this question of global use of hot keys over other global scripts and then over third party software like your app. Rick USA
