On April 25, 2013 at 15:36, edmund said...
You can hide the commands that make up the macro on shifted keys, to hide the macro itself, add a pause or two to the front of each macro, switching it to press and hold macro, it won't fire until you hold a bit.
Hi Edmund,
What's the advantage of hiding commands that make up a macro on a shifted key?
After more research I'm wondering is it because macros are modeless so storing them on shifted keys assures the user that ALL non-shifted keys for all devices can be unique?
On the other hand, a shifted key which holds a macro will execute the same macro no matter which mode (device) is selected on the remote?
Thanks,
Raptor