This is an interesting question. I'll need to conduct some research on this and get back to you.
Hi,
I have the same problem with my Quick Keys on Windows.
No matter what I've tried, it just doesn't work.
I want the Strg+# (Ctrl+#) command.
Note:
In the pre-built menus (Photoshop), there's a key labeled "Strg" with the command "Strg."
When I try to change this, the display (Software/Driver) is empty.
When I press the "Strg" key, "Ctrl" appears in the display (Software/Driver).
Did I read that correctly? Have you already submitted a support ticket about this?
Have you received a response from support yet?
I'm also quite disappointed that Quick Keys has this extremely serious problem.
Thanks for posting this request. What application are you wanting to use the Ctrl+# or is it Ctrl+Shift+3, which would give you the Ctrl+#
And what will the desired effect be?
Strg+# is a keyboard shortcut in Photoshop.
Strg+Shift+3 is the American keyboard shortcut (keyboard layout) for Strg+# (note: Shirt on a German keyboard = Umschalt).
Strg+Shift+3 does not work with the Quick Keys that display Strg+#.
In the Quick Keys, Strg+Shift+3 appears, which is not Strg+#, but only Strg+Shift+3.
It also does not work with the German keyboard (keyboard layout) Strg+] or Strg+[ in the Quick Keys {On the keyboard, press Ctrl+AltGr+] or Ctrl+AltGr+[ --- press}.
In the Quick Keys, Strg+Alt+[ or Strg+Alt+[ appears, which is not Strg+] or Strg+[, but only Strg+Alt+] or Strg+Alt+[.
Thanks for posting that. I'll need to follow-up with our driver team to have them look into this.
I would like to verify if you are using German as the language with Windows?
Truneaux
Hey Guys,
the Quick-Keys cannot be configured properly on my Mac with a german keyboard layout. I tried to combine it with Blender which lives from its keyboard shortcuts to handle a model efficiently. My test example is the keystroke Option-z to toggle the xray-mode of an object.
No matter what or how I try to configure the keys of the Quick-Key it always sends the wrong keystrokes to the application. Obviously the driver internally only knows a standard US-keyboard no matter what layout you select in the setup after the installation. Playing around with keyboard settings on the OS-level as some Xencelabs solutions suggest is quite out of scope. This would make it even harder to work with an application like Blender.
I don't know if this is an overall issue across all platforms. I'm only working on a Mac so I don't care if this works on Windows or not. Mac is a supported platform but this functionality is definitely not properly implemented and the Quick-Keys tool is unusable and simply for the trash.
I already have a support case running for this topic but I wanted to ask the community if someone else may have already come up with a solution.