> I am not familiar with Ecco Pro.
> The answer depends on what is the last user action
> which you make in Ecco Pro to make it send the URL
> to your browser.
> For example let's suppose it is a menu command which has
> a keyboard equivalent Alt+ab
>
> The principle is: instead of doing the usual command in EP,
> then waiting for EP to become unfocussed and trying to monitor
> for that condition, it's easier to NOT do that last user
> action in EP manually. Instead, replace it with a Powerpro
> command which tells EP to send the URL to the browser and
> in More Commands do the traymin.
> You could attach the Powerpro commands to a hotkey which
> only works when EP is active; or to a button on a bar
> which only appears when EP is active, maybe placed in EP's
> title bar.
>
> Command: Keys {to Ecco*}%ab
> More Commands: Window Traymin Ecco*
>
> adjust the caption list parameters "Ecco*" to suit the
> actual caption or maybe use =exename.
Thanks for the advice...
I already tried something like that. I prefer to just double click on
the hyperlink and I really don't want to use a key combination.
PowerPro's "Key/Mouse" dialog seems to not recognize "left double
anywhere" as an input.
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