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<blockquote data-quote="mrceolla" data-source="post: 840116" data-attributes="member: 109048">macwindows,I'm glad it works well for you.&nbsp; Unfortunately, I have not had time to fiddle with the Start button issue.&nbsp; Too many other little projects with higher priority, especially since I can get to the Home screen rather quickly with a few presses of the arrow keys to get to the onscreen Home button.&nbsp; As I stated in my previous post, I'm pretty sure EventGhost can be setup to allow for this.&nbsp; Instead of mapping the button directly to a MP function or the on-screen menu function (as it is now), you need to map it to a new EventGhost 'event' or 'function' to evaluates something or another to determine if MP is the active window or program.&nbsp; LOL, sorry but I forget the EventGhost terminology.&nbsp; If you have the time and enjoy tinkering, I encourage you to give it a shot.&nbsp; You'll learn to appreciate the power of EventGhost.&nbsp; I'll get to it eventually but it won't be for a while.Enjoy!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrceolla, post: 840116, member: 109048"] macwindows, I'm glad it works well for you. Unfortunately, I have not had time to fiddle with the Start button issue. Too many other little projects with higher priority, especially since I can get to the Home screen rather quickly with a few presses of the arrow keys to get to the onscreen Home button. As I stated in my previous post, I'm pretty sure EventGhost can be setup to allow for this. Instead of mapping the button directly to a MP function or the on-screen menu function (as it is now), you need to map it to a new EventGhost 'event' or 'function' to evaluates something or another to determine if MP is the active window or program. LOL, sorry but I forget the EventGhost terminology. If you have the time and enjoy tinkering, I encourage you to give it a shot. You'll learn to appreciate the power of EventGhost. I'll get to it eventually but it won't be for a while. Enjoy! [/QUOTE]

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