RE: Global Hot Key

I've always used a hot key to instantly bring up PWS, but rather than rely
on each program to institute its own hot key, I rely on a utility called
WinKey that allows you to configure which hot key you want to invoke which
program.  It uses the Windows Logo key in combination with any other key(s)
as shortcuts for pretty much any command line you could type.

You can even add calling arguments.  For example I use Win+P to bring up my
personal password collection, but I use Win+Ctrl+P to open my workplace
passwords.

WinKey is a free download that can be found at:
http://www.download.com/3000-2344-913626.html

~Mike

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Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004 00:17:15 +1000
From: Dave Collins <[email protected]>
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Subject: [Passwordsafe-users] Global Hot Key

All,
    I have been testing the new \d delay in the autotype on my laptop.

    Its finally got to me. I'm sick of using the touch pad to get PWS 
back from the system tray.

    I would like a global hot key to bring PWS to the foreground.

    Do people what this? (I thought I had seen a feature request but 
could not find it)
    Should it be completely configurable?
    What default should we have (control, alt, 'p)?
    Do you what it fitted nasally?

Dave



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