Was a bit tricky as I'm new to EventGhost. Have been using Linux for ages so I'm not used to windows either, but I finally figured it out
Cheers
Eazy
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- Sun Oct 23, 2011 6:50 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Bind one button for two events
- Replies: 3
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Re: Bind one button for two events
Thanx man!
Was a bit tricky as I'm new to EventGhost. Have been using Linux for ages so I'm not used to windows either, but I finally figured it out
Cheers
Eazy
Was a bit tricky as I'm new to EventGhost. Have been using Linux for ages so I'm not used to windows either, but I finally figured it out
Cheers
Eazy
- Fri Oct 21, 2011 9:55 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Bind one button for two events
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1047
Bind one button for two events
Hi all!
I have a Tellstick (to turn lights on and off) that I have bind buttons for on my Fractal Design remote. I need to bind two buttons, one for off and one for on. Is it possible to have just one button for two events? Meaning if I press the button and it sends Ctrl+F1, next time I press the ...
I have a Tellstick (to turn lights on and off) that I have bind buttons for on my Fractal Design remote. I need to bind two buttons, one for off and one for on. Is it possible to have just one button for two events? Meaning if I press the button and it sends Ctrl+F1, next time I press the ...