Hey Joel,
No worries.
Just keep in mind that any “unusual” variation may affect solving a problem.
It's always a good idea to provide the following if possible:
- Version of macOS
- Version of Keyboard Maestro
- Especially if different than the current.
- Keeping in mind that a year from now the current version will be different, and people may be reading and using your old posts.
- Especially if different than the current.
- The name of the app you're working in if relevant.
- A link to it if it's not commonplace.
- Post a simple as possible “working” test-case macro, and an image of same (when relevant).
When posting macros to the Keyboard Maestro forum please use these guidelines:
- Always post a Macro File.
- Always post an image.
This means people won't have to reinvent the wheel to test your macro, and that significantly improves the likelihood that someone will help you.
Folks generally won't download something they haven't eyeballed first, so an image of the macro is crucial.
Keep in mind that the easier you make it for people to help you the more likely you'll get timely and useful assistance.
If you haven't seen these they're worth a moment of your time:
How to Post Your Macro to the Forum
Tip: How Do I Get The Best Answer in the Shortest Time?
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Take Care,
Chris
(Keyboard Maestro Moderator)