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Post by Archivist » Sep 21st, ’17, 21:10

If I want to turn off autocomplete in certain programs (like IDE's which already have it), how do I do that? I see that the autocomplete page in settings has "Not Active In..." but what do I type there? Thanks!
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Post by Marko » Sep 21st, ’17, 21:12

Specify a window name or a window class. You can find this information using Tools/Window information tool.
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Post by Archivist » Sep 21st, ’17, 21:14

Thanks!

1. Visual Studio Code shows "ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1" - do I put that whole phrase or just the words in the Not Active In.
2. If I have more than one app for Not Active in, do i separate them by " " or ", " or something else
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Post by Marko » Sep 21st, ’17, 21:21

You can specify a comma delimited list of full or partial window (application) title or window class.
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Post by Photon » Oct 14th, ’17, 02:40

I am new to Fastkeys and I'm having a very annoying problem. I am trying to exclude Google Chrome from gestures and it doesn't work no matter what I put on the ignore field. I have tried "Chrome", "Chrome_WidgetWin_1" and still doesn't ignore. I'm I doing something wrong?

I have AutoHotKeys installed and have three scripts running, but even when I disable them - it doesn't work.
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Post by Marko » Oct 14th, ’17, 19:50

Both "Chrome" or "ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1" work for me.
Could you try again?
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