EventGhost

OK, i renamed the event wthin the macro from
Keyboard.LShift+F2
to
Main.Keyboard.LShift+F2

After that it works again with the old command
"C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\eventghost.exe" -e Keyboard.LShift+F2

Thanks for the help.

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I trigger this command by a cmd file:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\eventghost.exe" -e Keyboard.LShift+F2

If i quit EventGhost and trigger it, EventGhost just starts. That proves the path to the exe is correct.
If Event ghost is running already and i trigger the command ...

Thanks for the hint. But i couldn't get it run.

I triggert events by command lines for former versions of EventGhost (4.x) sucessfully.

Example:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\eventghost.exe" -e Keyboard.LShift+F2
for a macro called "Volume Up" wich is triggered by the event "Keyboard.LShift+F2".

After i switched to 0.5.0-rc6 this doesn't ...

I had already been in contact with the author of gphotoshow pro.
Hes snet me the hint with the hard taskkill. He is aware of the problem, but had no better solution.

I had already been in contact with the author of gphotoshow pro.
Hes snet me the hint with the hard taskkill. He is aware of the problem, but had no better solution.

I use Windows 10 x64.
The only way to stop a screensaver i found up to now is a hard taskkill.
Example: taskkill /im gphoto~2.scr /t /f (for gphotoshow pro here).
With that method, the screensaver is not able to store some values (wich pictures were shown in this case).
I thied triggering keyboard ...