Keyboard Maestro 4 brings an entirely new and modernized user interface fit for Snow Leopard (while retaining compatibility with Leopard). The new interface draws on familiar Mac OS X applications to quickly get you devising your own macros.
New in 4.0.2
Support importing macros by double clicking/drag & drop.
Fixed command-Tab handler getting lost.
Allow Command-Shift-Tab as a hot key.
Add "Other" to Hot Key menu to make it clear any key can be used.
Adjusted the look of the Hot Key view.
Allow Typed String triggers with only a single character.
Fixed a bug with ICUDateTime parsing.
Fixed an issue with Dvorak keyboards.
Fixed a crash with the Hot Key popup menu.
Restricted Engine to 32 bit mode in 10.5.
Fixed crash while recording in 10.5 in 64-bit.
Fixed sound actions (mute/up/down) in 10.5 in 64-bit.
Fixed program switcher grid view to display < 8 apps.
Restrict login trigger macros to macros that are actually enabled.
New in 4.0.1
Fixed the slow simulating keystrokes issue.
Fixed a crash involving setLaunchEngineAtLogin on 10.5
Fixed it so simulating keys will not fire hot key triggers.
Added 10 second emergency timeout on trigger repeat.
Set Remap Forward Delete macro to disabled by default.
Fixed a case where multiple engines could be running.
Added support for Growling macro execution.
Added a bit of color and made the text larger in the non-edit mode.
Fixed typo in Manipulate Window action menu.
Fixed typo in Preferences window.
New in 4.0
Entirely new User Interface.
64-bit.
Allow command-Tab as a hot key.
Execute macros when hot keys are pressed, held down or released.
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