MYZTIKJENZ  QuicKeys shouldn't even be in your process list if it's not running. Perhaps you mean the editor window isn't shown?

QuicKeys has to watch a lot of things and monitor several different areas of the operating system to do its job. Even when it seems like QuicKeys should be completely idle, it's still listening for events and waiting for triggers or abbreviations to resolve. There is going to be a certain level of overhead that we simply cannot remove... 1-7% CPU usage, fluctuating, is well within tolerances. A constant load over 10% would probably indicate a problem or an extreme use of triggers that are time-based.

If you think you have a legitimate issue, I encourage you to contact support and start a dialog with them. We'd be happy to take a deeper look into your situation and see if there's something we can do to help.  
(Version 4.0b6)

MYZTIKJENZ  Please quantify "too much processor power". QuicKeys idles between 0.1% to about 2.0% on a single CPU on my machine. Depending on how complicated your triggers are, you may see an increase in CPU usage but nothing that would cause an average user to say it's eating up too much CPU.

If you're seeing numbers a lot higher than this, please contact Technical Support and we'll figure out the issue.

-Jim  
(Version 4.0b6)

SCHMIEGEL  Well, it uses from 1,3 to 7 % even if it's off on a PowerBook 1,33/10.5.7. Hope this helps.  
(Version 4.0b6)

GEORGEWS  I'm sorry to hear that Ghost did not do what you expected, but I'd like to point out that the purpose of Ghost is not to save and/or password protect a list of the files that you have hidden, it is simply to set the visibility of files when you need to. The list interface is just to make it easy to hide or unhide lots of files at once, or go through a group of files and set which ones you want hidden and which ones you don't. It's just a little utility, intended for providing the sorely lacking ability to change file visibility using a GUI.  
(Version 2.0)

THE GRAPHIC MAC  Try hitting the space bar to invoke Quick Look in Leopard. Your stuffit file should display a list of the contents.  
(Version 13.0.1)

LINENBANK  I downloaded also Flashplayer 9.xx on my iBook G4 and as a result flash videos stopped working. I fixed the problem by removing flash and downloading previous version 8 from Adobe home pages. It works nicely with Firefox, but Safari is very slow with flash.

Adobe pages have zip-file for older versions. You need to check the readme-file and choose mac compatible file.  
(Version 9.0.115)

SCHMIEGEL  Version 1.0.6 seems to fix the problems.  
(Version 1.06)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  Previous versions available here.  
(Version 0.95)

SCHMIEGEL  Thanks! That's helpful.  
(Version 0.95)

DOUG ENGELBART  Those are INI files.

Here are the DMG files:

http://mirrors.m0k.org/transmission/files/Transmission-0.93.dmg

etc.pp. ...  
(Version 0.96)

GREGW  At least some of these comments seem like they stem from not understanding how the plugin works. If the user would contact me and describe what's happening and under what circumstances, I'd be happy to help. But I can't do anything with a single, vague report of unexpected behavior when it's working fine for me and everyone else who's ever commented on it.  
(Version 1.2.2)