On 9/10/03, Judi declared: >I've played with the QuickKeys demo and I just didn't use it enough to be >worth the $100. I'd rather just see the functionality put into PowerMail >which would let a user assign keyboard shortcuts to menu items, including >the script menu.
If you're simply looking for an application that can launch an AppleScript at the touch of a key, there is a somewhat obscure shareware program called FLaunch, which you can see at <http://www.pariahware.com/ flaunch.shtml>. You open its Preferences and drag the application or file into the space representing the F-key you want to press to open that app or file, click Done when you're through setting your preferences, then press that F-key to run your pre-selected AppleScript or whatever you set up. I have it set to open (or bring to the front) my most-used applications. It was so easy to just hit F11 to bring up my web browser to find FLaunch's web site for you, then hit F10 to bring PowerMail back to the forefront to complete this email. ---Jay
