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How can I make a macro that goes something like this:
When I press Windows MCE button it disables keyboard emulation (I did this with ease) BUT after the program wouldn't be in the memory anymore it would enable keyboard emulation again automatically. I can see that there is a "find a window" and such but I need just the opposite! "when program is not on anymore, enable keyboard emulation".
The recommended way is to use the "Task Create/Switch Events" plugin and wait for the destroy (or even the deactivated) event of the application. With this event you can switch back to your general keyboard emulation context.
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No. It uses a hook Windows is specially supplying for such purposes.
Finding windows (or finding their non-existence) is much more computation intensive.
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