Conflict_Palette
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| ====== Conflict Palette ====== | ====== Conflict Palette ====== | ||
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| You can control the appearance of the Conflict Palette in the [[manual: | You can control the appearance of the Conflict Palette in the [[manual: | ||
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| + | You can trigger a conflict palette from another macro using the the [[action/ | ||
| (!) In languages where characters change length when they are uppercased or lowercased (such as the German ß), Keyboard Maestro will not be able to handle either case selection for triggering the entry in the palette, so you will have to use the case as presented in the macro name. | (!) In languages where characters change length when they are uppercased or lowercased (such as the German ß), Keyboard Maestro will not be able to handle either case selection for triggering the entry in the palette, so you will have to use the case as presented in the macro name. | ||
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