Show available hot keys when assigning one in properties`

[frank]

Once there are two dozen or so macros it is tedious to find what is unused and sometimes disasterous when accidentally assigning to an existing one.
I cannot find where this is if it is there.
It should be right at the point of trigger assignment.
Thanks

[ken gray]

that's a good idea!
i could use that too.

[Gintaras]

Click My Macros button. It is in Properties too.

[ken gray]

that give the triggers used but not the one's available.

btw: isn't there a place in registry or system somewhere that has all the "registered" hotkeys in XP?

[Gintaras]

isn't there a place in registry or system somewhere that has all the "registered" hotkeys in XP?

I also want to know.

[frank]

while on the subject, is there a way to disable the QM keyboard shortcuts?

eg) ctl-alt-shift-Q

I have a Logitech G11 keyboard and have to use the logitech software as a middle man so that I can use the G function keys.
To avoid other triggers (same reason Gintara used them) I assigned 36 macros (key combos) ctl-alt-shift-[0-9,A-Z] to the top 36 G keys so that I could in turn use those key combos as triggers in QM.

Now I try to use G10 and it triggers QM's ctl-alt-shift-Q, don't know how to intercept it.

Or if you have a way to recognize the G keys the way Logitech does, I could avoid this logitech software as a bridge altogether.

Thanks

[Gintaras]

ctl-alt-shift-Q and all others can be changed in Options.

[frank]

Thanks