I've been looking into ClipboardFusion.

As ClipboardFusion supports the .NET frameworks and is extensible, is it possible to inspect the currently selected UI objects from hotkey scripts? For example, if I have the cursor focused on text field A in window B, could I have a hotkey script that checks if Window B and text field A are currently active?

I'm currently using AutoHotKey, but it doesn't seem to let my scripts detect where on the screen the hotkey was called from. This would be great for creating context-sensitive hotkeys. Are there any examples of how to create context-aware hotkeys in Clipboard Fusion?

Thanks for any tips or advice!

Steve.

Thanks Keith,

After reading through the ClipboardFusion features on the web site, it seems possible for me to build a .NET assembly to query the Windows UIAutomation framework, and retrieve the active control that way.

I need to do a bit more research but this is looking hopeful. Thanks again,

Steve