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merkelbeek
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Post by merkelbeek » Oct 8th, ’18, 13:43

Hi all,

I tried several things but it is not working atm.

What i want is if i press ALT + B that powershell opens and runs a command.

BTW does gesture only work on phone?

When i try to record a gesture it says: hold ^RButtonkey and draw gesture
when i hold right mouse click and draw a gesture with my mose nothing happens

Thanks in advanced
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Marko
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Post by Marko » Oct 8th, ’18, 17:45

This works for me (Shortcut, Type: Run):

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powershell -executionPolicy bypass -noexit  "D:\MyDir\file.ps1"
To record a gesture, please hold Ctrl + RButton key (^RButton) and draw a gesture. I agree this is not clear and we will correct asap.
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Post by merkelbeek » Oct 9th, ’18, 06:47

Thanks That worked,

but now the next problem pops up, for costumers i work Through RDP on their servers,
Is there a possibiliteit to pass the shortcuts to RDP

for example localy i use alt + b but this is not working in RDP does fastkeys have a function that it will work in RDP ?
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Post by Marko » Oct 9th, ’18, 07:00

FastKeys should work with remote desktops. However in some cases, you need to adjust some settings. It could also be that remote desktop installs a keyboard hook which takes precedence over FastKeys.

Possible solutions:
- restart FastKeys after starting RDP,
- try in both, windowed and full-screen RDP,
- check the Remote Desktop settings for settings like "Apply Windows key combinations" or similar.

Please let me know if this helps.
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Post by merkelbeek » Oct 9th, ’18, 10:55

Thanks Marko,

I Tried al of the above are these settings correct?:
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Post by Marko » Oct 9th, ’18, 16:12

This is correct. Have you tried all combinations of possible solutions I mentioned?
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Post by merkelbeek » Oct 10th, ’18, 09:42

unfortunately yes, is it possible that alt + b is another combinatie in RDP

For example CTRL+ALT+DEL is CTRL+ALT+END in RDP
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Post by merkelbeek » Oct 11th, ’18, 08:56

Btw i Have another Question

I want to buy the single user license (19$) but i want to use it on my personal computer and on my work computer.
Is this posible?
Or wil it sync al the settings to both computer then. or if i make a shortcut on my personal computer will it also be used on the work computer?

Thanks in advanced.
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Post by Marko » Oct 11th, ’18, 10:50

Single license allows you to install the software on three computers for personal use.

Settings file can be saved (File/Save As...) to any valid Windows location, local disk, network path, cloud etc. By saving the file to a shared location, you can access your settings from different computers.
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Post by merkelbeek » Oct 11th, ’18, 13:40

Marko wrote: Oct 11th, ’18, 10:50 Single license allows you to install the software on three computers for personal use.

Settings file can be saved (File/Save As...) to any valid Windows location, local disk, network path, cloud etc. By saving the file to a shared location, you can access your settings from different computers.


but it will not give me any issues if i use it on 2 diferent computers with 2 whole diferent settings at the same time?
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