Ditto is an extension to the Windows Clipboard. You copy something to the Clipboard and Ditto takes what you copied and stores it in a database to retrieve at a later time.
I'd like Ditto to not activate if Citrix desktop viewer (a virtualization/remote tool) is focused and maximized--and importantly, the activation key should not be swallowed, so Citrix can receive it. (That way, the instance of Ditto running in Citrix will receive the activation key instead of the Ditto in the host instance.) Is it possible to configure Ditto to ignore and pass through the activation key depending on the current window status?
The I discovered is to use AutoHotkey to detect the activation key if Citrix is active, then send a different activation key to the window with the SendInput command. That works well so far.
I'd like Ditto to not activate if Citrix desktop viewer (a virtualization/remote tool) is focused and maximized--and importantly, the activation key should not be swallowed, so Citrix can receive it. (That way, the instance of Ditto running in Citrix will receive the activation key instead of the Ditto in the host instance.) Is it possible to configure Ditto to ignore and pass through the activation key depending on the current window status?