Hi, I've read instructions but could use some simplification please:
In a particular application, ProTools, (only, not globally) there is a command in a menu that I would like to trigger with a keyboard equivalent. How can I assign that?
In the same application there are several commands under menus, that include a pop sub-menu to the side for a selection. How can I assign a keyboard equivalent to those?
In a particular application, ProTools, (once again not globally) I want to set a keyboard equipment, so that when I type F1 it converts that into another keystroke [down arrow]. How can I set that? (This macro must not work in any other application or in Finder, only in the chosen specific application.)
I have imported the macros from another other set up (authorized computer) and they work fine. But I would like to set each of them to have an exclusion, such that they work in every application and in Finder but do NOT have any effect in a particular application. (To be specific, I use F keys to launch a variety of applications. However I do not want them to work in ProTools because there are already a number of F key commands built into ProTools that I don’t want to conflict against.) Thanks, Les
Even though I specify a particular software, this is a generic question. Almost every app has some menu with commands. I just want to know how to convert those menu pulls into key equivalents. Thank you.
Hi Tom, thanks for your help. I don’t think this needs to have a “scriptable" app involved, it should work with absolutely every app.
Maybe part of my “perspective problem” is that I have previously used a thing called QuicKeys (which is now obsolete and doesn’t function under the newest operating systems). It made these kinds of key equivalents very easy. I know KM seems to have a different programming perspective, but I think it can actually do the very same things. Thank you. -Les
