It was mentioned on one of the Frontier lists and I wondered if it was possible on Windows. What It Does Captures keyboard combination presses in Windows and executes Frontier scripts. It is not application-specific, and should work whatever you happen to be doing. Starting up This is a fat page , so import it. You're in business.
All scripts live in user.winpoke.scripts.
Actually that's how it works, but it means that you can get to these scripts via the keyboard or via the mouse. I'm not sure how quickly Windows gets its act together in recognizing key strokes. I sometimes find it happen instantaneously, I've had to restart other times. Also, you've got to have Frontier set up for windows scripting . Also, there's nothing to stop you from assigning the same keyboard combination twice.