[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] quarky42:
I will definitely try changing the way I use it. However, I think some of the problems I am seeing may be something that could be fixed perhaps.

Example: If I type a word very rapidly and it is using letters that ONLY have "Long Press" programmed to do something special (such as long press "c" for copy), and the click, double, and triple are all just programmed to type the letter I pressed (such as c, cc, and ccc), then I would think that the word should come out properly no matter how fast I type it.

Could the timer that tells how long a key is being pressed be more responsive or at least be better at not interfering with other letters that are typed right after a letter that uses Long Press?

Could the driver be smarter about cutting off the timer and keeping all keystrokes when someone types rapidly? If I am typing the word: "acclaim" quickly, then the fact that I typed the "l" after the second c should tell the driver that there is no long press to wait for and to just output the characters.

Could there be a mode for the driver that would allow rapid typing with all letters and only program "long press" single key functions and key combos to do advanced things? That is how I would like to be able to use it.

I'm just asking about the possibilities here, because it seems like there might be some room for performance improvement. It seems like dropping characters and having letters show up out of the order that I pressed them in is something that could be detected and corrected maybe?

EDIT: My phone (TP2) doesn't have a control key. It only has approximtely 13 keys that don't have a "function" option already programmed. Many of the letters that I would like to trigger something already have a "function" FN+ combo already. I would really like to be able to type rapidly. I don't plan on using the single click, double click, and triple click for anything on the letters except typing. I'd just like the long press to do some different things for me (copy, paste, select all, toggle bluetooth, launch programs are the ones I use the most)

EDIT2: I tried emulating key pressed and I tried "Default Key Action" both.... I currently have it on Default Key Action for single press, double, and triple. The only difference is is that double I have "Default Key Action" listed twice, and for triple I have it listed three times.

Is there a way to make the Default Key Action more responsive to allow for faster typing? Maybe instead of making me put in 2 and 3 entries for Default Key Action, the Default Key Action for a double click would automatically be two letters long and the default key action for a triple click would be three letters long. Would this be faster than having three separate entries for Defult Key Action in the "triple click" ?

Or would it be better to have a "mode" or toggle that lets us just define the rules that we want to customize and leave the other behaviors alone? (Lets say I program COPY to the letter "C" Long Press, but I don't change anything on the single, double, or triple click.... it would be nice if the driver just types the letter c, cc, and ccc for a single/double/triple click respectively without having to tell it to use the default key action.)