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Macros definition is sotred in xml configuration file located on the same path as application executable (HidMacros.exe).

Yes, one of my top things on todo list - explicit save in the application and backup a few last versions

S PMDG 737 nemam zkusenost, ale nektere addony mohou cist klavesnici primo na nizsi urovni. Potom cely ten cirkus co je nakodovany v HidMacros nefunguje - blokovani stisknute klavesy a posilani jineho stisku. Takze doporucuji vyzkouset definici makra v jinem programu (treba nejaky editor, ktery dovo...

Works fine for me, also Win7 64bit. Even when app is minimized.
Are you using keyboard sequences as macro actions or SimConnect events?
What about different app (not FSX, but e.g. Notepad)?

If you need to control winamp I would rather choose some script control through ActiveX. Try to google "winamp activex control", install some plugin and put appropriate script into scripted macro. This would be better way then rely on global hotkeys. Regarding you problem - yes, I can do similar tes...

Before I check, is there someone else having this problem?

Sorry, have no experience with this hardware. If the HID device is something virtual used by special keyboard driver, I could imagine standard HID list doesn't recognize it.
But it's hard to tell without having it connected and check some system calls...

You don't have to call GetAxis in your sub - you should have the value in val parameter. If I remember well the axis value comes in range 0 and 65535. Is it fine to send this value as brake position (I didn't check SDK, just possible problem). The GetFSXvariable call returns last value that SimConne...

Where do you have this code? In routines section or in a macro? Do you have any error message when you compile it or it just doesn't work? My guess is you have in routines section, but then it's executed only once. This is probably not what you need. If you need to have it execute on slider axis cha...

Currently you can't.
You would have to edit configuration xml. If you're interested, have a look inside, the xml tags are pretty self-explaining.