Hello! I started using the software recently and there are still several functions that I do not know.
I wonder if it is possible to run the simulated keys in only 1 unique application. So when I minimize the application the simulated keys continue to run in the specified program without interfering with the other operations of the operating system.
About the execution of the simulated keys exclusively in a given application.
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Re: About the execution of the simulated keys exclusively in a given application.
No that is not possible I'm afraid.
Simulated keys go into the system keyboard buffer and therefore they are sent by Windows to the active window (that has keyboard focus).
Thanks,
Phil
Simulated keys go into the system keyboard buffer and therefore they are sent by Windows to the active window (that has keyboard focus).
Thanks,
Phil
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