I agree with DSavid that this symptom indicates some kind of conflict with another program. > > I run quite a few AutoHotkey utilities. But there are no conflicting definitions -- no hotkey cords are used by two hotkey apps. >
May not matter. If two programs use any form of key interception, they could conflict. The specific keys may not matter. > If the problem is as you suggest, wouldn't it apply to all PowerPro hotkeys, not just the application-specific ones? This is a valid concern. Can you list the global hot keys that still work (just the key values) versus the app ones that do not? Do you have configure|keys|setup|"recognize hot keys when dos window active" checked? What happens if you reverse setting. At this stage of PowerPro development, the best I can offer is a possible work around. I agree with the strategy of putting all hot keys in one program or the other, even if the hot key just serves to call a function in the other program. Look into keytrap as an alternative as well.
