No, that's not correct. The program is not limited in this way. Maybe your script is written this way, but you can write the script differently if you want.Originally Posted by 'Bloodcloud',index.php?page=Thread&postID=187206#p ost187206
Hotkeys can do different things (or nothing) depending on:
-- which window is in the foreground;
-- whether a window exists;
-- whether or not the mouse cursor is above a certain region of a certain window;
-- whether or not the mouse cursor is above a certain region of the screen;
-- whether or not a certain window has a certain size;
-- etc.
For more information:
http://hotkeynet.com/p/if-else-endif.html
http://hotkeynet.com/ref/if.html
You have many options with HotkeyNet. You can write your script in many different ways.
No, this is not correct. The program is not limited in this way. If you want mouseover focus, turn on SetActiveWindowTracking.it has a click to focus compared the mouseover focus I had before.
http://hotkeynet.com/ref/setactivewindowtracking.html
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