> > Do you mean the PowerPro config dialog? It wasn't open when I > performed the tests - I would enable or disable (as appropriate - just > by clicking on the Disable button on the right hand side of the > dialog) the key setup via the PowerPro config dialog, totally close > that dialog down, and then run the tests.
OK, reading more closely, I see that when you use a hot key which sends mouse clicks to a certain program, the problem starts. So, until shown otherwise, I blame it on that program. You can try the hot key with notepad to see if that too causes the problem. However, that would be just an academic exercise, as I don't think I can do anything about this.
