Register with one key as hotkey

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I have tried to set up ` as my hotkey for listary, but it doesn’t works. I have to use key combination.
Definitely, one key is more faster than a key combination. So could please allow this function in the future version?

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When listery can support system variables?
For example, if I want to run remote desktop connection, I typed ‘mstsc’ in listary but the result is not what I want.
So I have to register all exe files that I might use in command function.

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I tried run >appwiz.cpl in lastary, but it doesnt work.

!(http://i.minus.com/i19M1awYI6Gvh.jpg)

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I have tried to set up ` as my hotkey for listary, but it doesn’t works. I have to use key combination. Definitely, one key is more faster than a key combination. So could please allow this function in the future version?

Sorry that Windows doesn’t allow to register a single key as hotkey.

When listery can support system variables? For example, if I want to run remote desktop connection, I typed ‘mstsc’ in listary but the result is not what I want. So I have to register all exe files that I might use in command function.

Try >mstsc

I tried run >appwiz.cpl in lastary, but it doesnt work.

I’ll look into this one. P.S. The screenshot seems inaccessible.

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Set at listary options a hotkey, for example Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F12

Then create an autohotkey script to include only

`::Send ^+!{F12}

Thats what I did, when Channing replied to me that the hotkey Alt+Space cannot be used as its native windows hotkey, but I was using launchy with the default hotkey Alt+Space and since replaced launchy with listary I wanted to keep the hotkey, so I added this line in my autohotkey script

!space::Send ^+!{F12}

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Channing said:

I have tried to set up ` as my hotkey for listary, but it doesn’t works. I have to use key combination. Definitely, one key is more faster than a key combination. So could please allow this function in the future version?

Sorry that Windows doesn’t allow to register a single key as hotkey.

Some application can support single key, for example, ditto. : )

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leoshone said:

Channing said:

I have tried to set up ` as my hotkey for listary, but it doesn’t works. I have to use key combination. Definitely, one key is more faster than a key combination. So could please allow this function in the future version?

Sorry that Windows doesn’t allow to register a single key as hotkey.

Some application can support single key, for example, ditto. : )
So I dont know if that is possible to let listary support single key as hotkey in future version? We are counting on you Channing

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Channing said:

I have tried to set up ` as my hotkey for listary, but it doesn’t works. I have to use key combination. Definitely, one key is more faster than a key combination. So could please allow this function in the future version?

Sorry that Windows doesn’t allow to register a single key as hotkey.

When listery can support system variables? For example, if I want to run remote desktop connection, I typed ‘mstsc’ in listary but the result is not what I want. So I have to register all exe files that I might use in command function.

Try >mstsc

I tried run >appwiz.cpl in lastary, but it doesnt work.

I’ll look into this one. P.S. The screenshot seems inaccessible.

The screenshot url is right, but I dont know why Markdown doesnt work in my post.
You can copy and paste it into url address to open it.
I know !() for image, but not work for me. ::sad

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miked said:
Set at listary options a hotkey, for example Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F12

Then create an autohotkey script to include only

`::Send ^+!{F12}

Thats what I did, when Channing replied to me that the hotkey Alt+Space cannot be used as its native windows hotkey, but I was using launchy with the default hotkey Alt+Space and since replaced launchy with listary I wanted to keep the hotkey, so I added this line in my autohotkey script

!space::Send ^+!{F12}

Yes, also a good solution. Thanks.
And I am always expect that listary can support single key as hostkey. I can wait : )

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leomiao7 said:

I tried run >appwiz.cpl in lastary, but it doesnt work.

!(http://i.minus.com/i19M1awYI6Gvh.jpg)

Just for reference

I run appwiz.cpl by this way.
create a command
input “rundll32.exe” in Path
input “shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL appwiz.cpl” in Parameter
It works.

Or
input “control” in Path
input “appwiz.cpl” in Parameter
also works and seems easier.