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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dobyken" data-source="post: 559815" data-attributes="member: 95522"><p>An event is triggered in EventGhost any time a supported function is run be it an application opening, key pressed, remote button or other function.   The first thing is if you're using the keyboard you need to load the Keyboard plugin in the autostart portion of EventGhost.  If you're using a remote you need to load the plugin for it.  If it's any type of MCE remote just pick the MCE plugin.  Not all remotes are supported so you need to ensure there's a plugin for yours.  Once the plugin is loaded when you press a button on your remote you'll see something like  mceremote.pause in the left screen which is the log.  Those events can be dragged over to the right screen which is your actions and associated with a macro and actions.</p></blockquote><p></p>