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Has anyone had any problems/conflicts between the stowaway driver and certain hacks? There's the obvious afterburner hack problem which fortunately can be easily solved. However, I've noticed some weird activity with the apphack app launcher, which I rely on heavily. It will first work with the stowaway driver activated, but after I actually connect the keyboard, use it for a while and then disconnect it, the apphack hack ceases to function. It pulls up when you touch a button, but only for a fraction of a second. To get it working again, you have to turn off the stowaway driver. It looks like I'm going to have to keep the driver off all the time, and just turn it on when I plan on using the keyboard. Not necessarily a big pain, but somewhat disapointing.

I noticed some problems with EVEdit. I switched back to MagicText (I registered both long ago), and haven't had any problems since.

JK

for me - i haven't located the hack at fault yet - sometimes (only sometimes) when i disconnect the keyboard and try regualr grafitti input, the shift and punctuation functions dont work. i go in to the stowaway driver, dis- and then reen-able it and everythings fine. yeesh. any thoughts? am i alone?


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matty
i like bananas.

I've had the AppHack Hack work like that without the Stoaway, but never traced the cause, I think a reset takes care of it.

Using Afterburner set to any speed but default for the application that you are in will cause the keyboard to stop responding or put 4444 on the screen.

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Jay

I have had the same experience as Matty-if you don't disable Stowaway when you're finished, it keeps you from doing graffiti punctuation that requires a tap first and case shifting. On the other hand you can still do graffiti, including tap-punctuation and case shifting, when the Stowaway is on.