how to abandon "Alt" but "Alt+C" still get work? Topic is solved

[keen]

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I have done that

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$!c::
	Send {Ctrl Down}{c}{Ctrl Up}
Return

but If I just press "LAft" the focus will change, I want to fix it ,please help me

[Rohwedder]

Hallo,
if I just press "LAlt" this does not change the focus. The focus is changed when I release "LAlt".
Your Hotkey $!c:: has no influence on this behavior.

[keen]

Hallo,
if I just press "LAlt" this does not change the focus. The focus is changed when I release "LAlt".
Your Hotkey $!c:: has no influence on this behavior.

Yes,this is just what I feel refuesd. After trying, none of these operations could meet my requirements：

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LAlt Up::return

or just like this:

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LAlt :: LCtrl

Since I hit “Alt” unconsciously, I want to disable it or map it to CTRL, but I want to keep the “Alt +C” key combination for mapping

It was an unreasonable request, but I couldn't handle it myself

[Rohwedder]

Then,
try:

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Alt::Return
#InputLevel 1
!c::Send {Ctrl Down}{c}{Ctrl Up}
#InputLevel 0

[keen]

Then,
try:

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Alt::Return
#InputLevel 1
!c::Send {Ctrl Down}{c}{Ctrl Up}
#InputLevel 0

Thank you for your help. Unfortunately, your proposal didn't work either.
My final solution was based on this information in the forum.

I want to disable Alt alone in order to prevent it to focus the current application menu bar, but still retain all other Alt+other-key shortcuts.

I have the following:

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Alt::
    Return

• 1.1.33.11 and earlier : works fine.
• 1.1.34.00 : Alt is not disabled anymore and activates the menu bar.
• 1.1.34.01 : Alt and every other Alt-shortcut (i.e Alt-Tab) are disabled.

So, I went back to the version.

[otbag]

@keen FYI, the Alt issue is fixed in 1.1.34.02.