OK, so we at last agree on the behaviour part. Yet I would disagree with "you're only actually using it once", as the MS hotkey behaviour seems inconsistent with any other Windows hotkey behaviour. Let's take the Ctrl + V shortcut, you can press and hold Ctrl and then hit V several times, each time ...

You are not doing it the way I specified. You are moving the cursor between the two commands and cancel the selection. Please do it twice as I specified (no clicking and no releasing of Ctrl and Shift between hitting Down key two times). The result should be 6 words selected.

Nope, not working. That was what I had the first time, and removed release commnads because I thought that they caused the problem.

This is my code: Let>SK_DELAY=10 Press LCtrl Press LShift Press Right Press Right Press Right It is for selecting 3 words in a text editor. Hotkey is: Ctrl + Shift + Down I press on keybord Ctrl+Shift and keep them pressed, then when I first hit Down it works, but when I hit the Down key a second ti...

I have a hotkey SH+CTRL+Down.
It works fine the first time, but when I do not release SH+CTRL and press Down again, the hotkey does not work.
For it to work I have to release SH+CTRL and then again press SH+CTRL+Down.
Is it a bug? How to make it work?