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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 488168" data-attributes="member: 83973">I'll try....You need to disable the remote inside MP (otherwise things will get confused....)Next make sure EventGhost is receiving commands from the remote - when you press a button an event (a 'lightning bolt') should appear in the log window. If this is working OK, next create a macro (a 'cog wheel') in the right-hand window, and drag-n-drop an event from the log window to the macro - you should now have a trigger event in the macro. Next add an 'action' (right-click -&gt; add action) - this could be one from the MP plug-in, or a keystroke emulation (add action -&gt; window -&gt; emulate keystrokes), for example. Note you can have multiple trigger events and a series of actions in a macro to do more complex things.Hopefully this should get you started (and don't forget to save the configuration file.....)I don't remember having to do much/any configuration of the MP message plug-in.The ability to have different remote mappings for different applications is usually done by using the 'exclusive enable a folder/macro' action - each 'exclusive' folder contains all the macros for that application, but only one folder is enabled at a time.Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 488168, member: 83973"] I'll try.... You need to disable the remote inside MP (otherwise things will get confused....) Next make sure EventGhost is receiving commands from the remote - when you press a button an event (a 'lightning bolt') should appear in the log window. If this is working OK, next create a macro (a 'cog wheel') in the right-hand window, and drag-n-drop an event from the log window to the macro - you should now have a trigger event in the macro. Next add an 'action' (right-click -> add action) - this could be one from the MP plug-in, or a keystroke emulation (add action -> window -> emulate keystrokes), for example. Note you can have multiple trigger events and a series of actions in a macro to do more complex things. Hopefully this should get you started (and don't forget to save the configuration file.....) I don't remember having to do much/any configuration of the MP message plug-in. The ability to have different remote mappings for different applications is usually done by using the 'exclusive enable a folder/macro' action - each 'exclusive' folder contains all the macros for that application, but only one folder is enabled at a time. Tony [/QUOTE]

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