I assume "override" means hotkeys are on or off. I've never seen Keyclone so I don't know how it handles this. HotkeyNet gives you two visual indications to show whether hotkeys are on or off.

When they are off, (1) HotkeyNet's task bar icon changes to gray and (2) HotkeyNet's window displays a big red X in the upper left corner.

If you want a sound indication, you can write this yourself in a script. For example:

http://www.hotkeynet.com/wiki/index....le=Play_sounds

I'm guessing that you haven't seen these visual changes because you are using Scroll Lock to toggle individual hotkeys. This is different from turning hotkeys off and on. When you toggle Scroll Lock you're toggling your keyboard state, and some or all of your hotkeys can use that as a condition, but you're not turning hotkeys off. One of the advantages of using the Scroll Lock key in this way is that the keyboard provides its own visual indicator.

If you want to turn hotkeys off or toggle them you can do it (1) from the Action Menu or (2) from the tray menu or (3) with a hotkey that contains one of these commands:

<TurnHotkeysOff>
<TurnHotkeysOn>
<ToggleHotkeys>