QuicKeys

3.0.2
- Improved speed of editing shortcuts.
- Added documentation of QuicKeys Functions. QuicKeys Functions are powerful accessories for QuicKeys variables and equations.
- Added example QuicKeys Functions to CD/disk image.
- Addressed some display issues for triggers in the main list.
- Fixed an issue when renaming Clips where QuicKeys could become nonresponsive.
- Fixed issue with Click durations of zero not acting like zero when played.
Click actions now have a default click delay of 0.1. This value can be
changed to zero and work as expected now.
- Fixed issue with dragging steps to the end of a shortcut and not getting a
visual cue that the drop could occur.
- Fixed issue where QuicKeys Function results would always be treated as
strings.
- Fixed problem with QK's menu bar not showing when set to be hidden
from dock. (Tiger)
- Changed how Click actions are handled when clicking on the Desktop.
(Tiger)
- Addressed several issues with Menu Selection actions. (Tiger)
- Addressed an issue where recording could fail when selecting a menu
item. (Tiger)
- Fixed issues that could occur when QuicKeys would show a user interface
while in the background. (Tiger)

Added Devices window for controlling which devices QuicKeys will use for triggers and recordings. Users can now control the devices used by QuicKeys instead of QuicKeys using all devices present. This helps address several issues with USB devices.

- Added feature to Manage Files actions to not wait for action to complete.
- Fixed issue where QK would not see some application switches.
- Fixed problem where QK menu could not be clicked if QuicKeys is a Startup Item.
- Fixed an issue where some shortcut steps could not be reliably selected by clicking.
- Changed how QuicKeys will wait for modifiers to be released when playing certain shortcuts.
- Fixed a crash that would occur in Use Variable shortcuts if the variable had been deleted.
- Fixed a display issue in Variable actions when a variable had been deleted.
- Fixed an issue with Text Tools where the "leave changed text on clipboard" option could not be changed.
- Fixed several issues with subscopes of the All Applications scope.
- Fixed crash that could occur when closing a shortcut window when certain types of steps were in a particular order.
- The division operator now works on the Clipboard variable in equations.
- Changed step display in shortcut editor.

A new, more intuitive user interface.

- Subscopes allow you to have even more shortcuts for each application. Want the same hot key to do different things in different places in an application? Subscopes let you do this.
- Password Vault for typing... passwords. If you want QuicKeys to type any passwords for you this is the action to use. Password Vault uses a secure text field and on disk encryption to protect your passwords.
- Speech triggers let you take the hands-off approach to automating your Macintosh by playing shortcuts using only your voice.
- Device triggers let you play shortcuts using your mouse buttons or any other HID (Human Interface Device) compliant peripherals you are using.
- Expanded Wait actions and Check For actions. These actions let you put extremely powerful logic into your shortcuts.
- Text Tools lets you re-format and strip formatting from blocks of text.
- Public shortcuts let you subscribe to shortcuts on a server. Great for offices where lots of people need the same shortcuts.
- Shortcuts can now be placed on the Dock or in any other toolbar application.
- Variables! For the technically minded of you, QuicKeys now has variables and equations. Store data in as many variables as you need, use those variables in shortcuts, and even write equations to calculate whatever you want.
- Plus many other new features and improvements.