QuicKeys has a simpler technique to Activate/Deactivate a macro

Hey @skillet,

That works nicely.

One tip though:

I get nervous when talking to UI-Elements by number and always prefer to anchor via name, description, accessibility-description, help-text, or whatever else is available.

Numbered items are too easily rearranged by developers and that can cause all sorts of mayhem in UI-scripts than rely on them.

Have a peek at my script and note how it differs from yours:

Toggle the enabled/disabled state of the selected macro(s)

-Chris

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