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<blockquote data-quote="~ok|" data-source="post: 75258">hello,there is no special parameter to pass on zsnes or project64 command lines.See the wiki documentation and the included emulator help files for further help on this topic.if you use a keyboard then you can't create this kind of hotkey from within the MP configuration tool. Keyboard shortcuts of this kind are necessarily all bound to MP, exclusively, and not to external programs. Nonetheless you may use a third-party program to do so (I have no program name on my mind ATM).If you use a remote control, it is more a matter of taste. Personally I use Girder where you can do almost everything, including sending windows messages to terminate a specific running program. I have no experience with the internal MP HID (configured through the &quot;remote&quot; part from the configuration tool) but I doubt you can control external applications with it. Please see the doc of your own remote control front-end application (e.g. winlirc, ati rf communication module, etc) in any other cases.have a nice day</blockquote>

[QUOTE="~ok|, post: 75258"] hello, there is no special parameter to pass on zsnes or project64 command lines. See the wiki documentation and the included emulator help files for further help on this topic. if you use a keyboard then you can't create this kind of hotkey from within the MP configuration tool. Keyboard shortcuts of this kind are necessarily all bound to MP, exclusively, and not to external programs. Nonetheless you may use a third-party program to do so (I have no program name on my mind ATM). If you use a remote control, it is more a matter of taste. Personally I use Girder where you can do almost everything, including sending windows messages to terminate a specific running program. I have no experience with the internal MP HID (configured through the "remote" part from the configuration tool) but I doubt you can control external applications with it. Please see the doc of your own remote control front-end application (e.g. winlirc, ati rf communication module, etc) in any other cases. have a nice day [/QUOTE]

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