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<blockquote data-quote="patricon" data-source="post: 165012" data-attributes="member: 52492">Basically you must add three instances of the HID plugin to the startup section in EventGhost&nbsp; (when you select the HID plugin, you should see four entries for Genius 810; one of them does not work, so you must try and error to have them working). Then, when you have added all three plugins, pressing a special key in the keyboard should be reflected in the left area in EventGhost, just drag and drop the apropiate event for desired key to the right, on your macro. For example, you can create a macro to launch MP. call it &quot;Launch MP&quot; then add into the macro the event generated when you press the green button, then add a launch app action and select mediaportal executable... You can also enhace this macro if before launching the executable you check for mediaportal window (just add a findwindow action to the macro), add a check mark to the option that says, stop the macro if window is not found (or something simmilar); that way if you press green button when MP is running it will not be launched again...regards,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="patricon, post: 165012, member: 52492"] Basically you must add three instances of the HID plugin to the startup section in EventGhost (when you select the HID plugin, you should see four entries for Genius 810; one of them does not work, so you must try and error to have them working). Then, when you have added all three plugins, pressing a special key in the keyboard should be reflected in the left area in EventGhost, just drag and drop the apropiate event for desired key to the right, on your macro. For example, you can create a macro to launch MP. call it "Launch MP" then add into the macro the event generated when you press the green button, then add a launch app action and select mediaportal executable... You can also enhace this macro if before launching the executable you check for mediaportal window (just add a findwindow action to the macro), add a check mark to the option that says, stop the macro if window is not found (or something simmilar); that way if you press green button when MP is running it will not be launched again... regards, [/QUOTE]

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