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Making macro memory resident
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You probably use shortcuts to create the hotkeys. Instead you can make your own triggers. The exe would run all the time, like QM, and launch threads (using mac) when a key is pressed, like QM launches macros.

To make triggers you can use low level keyboard hooks. Hooks are documented in the MSDN Library. Here in the forum also should be one or two examples.

Or make your triggers using RegisterHotKey function, documented in the MSDN Library. It is easier. It would work like Windows shortcuts but is fast.


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