[1.1.20] on german keyboard layout no @ available

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Hello,

after installing the new version 1.1.20 i can’ t use the @-Symbol on a german keyboard, because that shortcut only FxSound was enabled or disabled. So i had to reinstall version 1.1.19.

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Hi @Cineatic
Version 1.1.20.0 allows the hokeys to be customised. So, you can go to set the required hotkey combination of Ctrl + Shift/Alt + 0-9/A-Z for the supported actions.

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Hello,
it took me weeks to find out why i can not use the @ symbol any more by pressing Alt Gr key and q…
This was the most annoying decision ever!
Please set this to auto disable!

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Thank’s a lot! For me that way was to easy i think :smiley:

Now it works

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Version 1.1.20.0 was released for testing twelve days ago…

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Try this… Make sure the Num Lock is on, place the cursor where you want it, press and hold the Alt key + 64, then release the Alt key and there you go… @

That should work on a German computer, as I use German letters that are Alt keys from time to time on my US computers.

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Thank’s for that ASCII-Code!

But within the new version it’s possible to deactivate the hotkeys. After that, or changing the hotkey, you can use the @-sign with AltGr-Q

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