If I setup a command, let's say, if you hit the Print Screen button, it will trigger this command.
But if I setup another command, and you have to hit a combo of keys, with Print Screen just being one of them, and you have both boxes checked, don't let pass through, and don't trigger till after all keys are released, it will still trigger just the single command that uses just Print Screen, along with this command.
Shouldn't the Print Screen command see, that it wasn't called, because of all the other keys also being used?
It's been getting harder to setup key combos, and I just tried a command with 3 different triggers, and I kept triggering other commands, that happened to be using the same keys. That made it clear to me, that there must be a problem.
Like CTRL + ALT will be trigger, If I use CTRL + ALT + F9, and have both boxes check don't let pass through, and don't trigger till after all keys are released. Yet, it's triggering both commands. It's triggering all commands on it's path that happen to match before triggering the final command, instead of ruling all commands out, that don't perfectly match the key combo, like it should.
This has been happening for awhile, but, I just thought it was another program being quick on the draw or something, but this, it was a command only VA was using, and was being triggered. That's what made me see the problem.