thread...the
>
> wait.for(300)
> keys %l{enter}
>
> thing....it worked when I clicked "test"...but I didn't get how to
> connect it to a hotkey...probably simple but just didn't click
> yet...new to this.
1. Go to key/mouse tab of config dialog.
2. Click new to display dialog for key/mouse entry.
3. Create a hot key alt-m by checking alt checkbox at top and
selecting m from dropdown "key/mouse".
4. Type the command, parameters, more commands box just as you did
for the case where you got it to work using "test".
5. Press OK twice to exit configuraiton.
