--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "swzoh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If there is no active window, no hotkeys
> will be working. The desktop, or more precisely the 'Program
> Manger', usually plays the role of the active window when there are no
> other active windows
> So, in your case, the desktop seems not to get the focus back somehow
> after closing the notepad.
> Or, if you have no specific target window, you may consider to use
> *Keys {to none}
Sean, thanks for the help. Just to clarify, without *Keys {to none}
or {to program manager} - both which fix the problem, when the hotkeys
stopped working, they totally stopped, even if I opened a new window
or clicked on the desktop (program manager). This is what was odd. To
get the keys working again I had to open the config program and click
'OK'.
Now, if I do ever have a problem where the keys totally stop working,
specifying {to none} will fix it. (it appears when there is no window
active and when I use hotkeys to send keys, no keys are sent and
hotkeys are disabled thereafterwards - if you need to reproduce the
bug - see the really long email that I sent describing how to do it -
and again I was able to do this on two other xp pro machines and not
on a Win-Me machine).
thank you again
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