Of course, you can change the shortcuts to whatever you want, and create your own custom palettes to group things in the best way for your own workflow. Let me ask you though, what iPad app are you using for your external softkeys? I've been hearing of an app called Custom Keypad:Īlso, how do you like the Artist Color panel? I'd love to hear from an experienced user as I'm pretty fast with a mouse and keyboard and am unsure about sticking with the panel. By default, each of these Task Groups is set up as a Keyboard Maestro Palette, which can activated and deactivated by a shortcut, or appear in Keyboard Maestro’s Global Palette. I've heard of other doing this and I think that Keyboard Maestro might work for this. Thanks a lot for the awesome advice, Heiko! I'm on a Mac, and was thinking along those same lines, of using a macro recorder that can utilize screen location. To help you with the panel (I have the MC color too ): The group for the macro palette that appears under 00)Global Macro Palette begins with 50). The macros in that group are named sequentially from 01) onward. Downside is your GUI needs to be exactly as it was the time you recorded the macros as many of the GUI elements change positions depending on what you have activated. Organizing the Global PaletteThe catchall group that I use for Global Macro purposes is named 00)Global Macro Palette. These hot keys macros can than be assigned to the panel or in my case an Ipad app with softkeys just for that.
#Invoke keyboard maestro palette software
Heiko Thies wrote:What I did was using an external software to create new hot keys in windows and use mouse macros to record clicks on the GUI to switch to certain menus. The Keyboard Maestro Application Palette displays a list of all the applications you currently have open and lets you switch between those applications with a click of a button.
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