About funPoint
When funPoint is running, no icon is shown in the Dock.
The only visible part is a small icon in menu bar extras - so called funPoint icon: ![]() The About panel
Click on the "About funPoint" row in funPoint menu to open the About panel -
it contains information about the current version of funPoint.
There are important links at the bottom of the panel too.
Exiting funPoint
Open funPoint menu and click on the "Quit funPoint" row to terminate the application.
![]() Enabling and disabling funPoint
funPoint can be enabled or disabled.
The state can be changed from funPoint menu - just click on the related checkbox.
Disable funPoint to free most of consumed computing resources.
funPoint is enabled by default. Customizing funPoint
Open funPoint panel and select the General view.
Enable funPoint
Enable funPoint
Deselect this option to free most of consumed computing resources.
funPoint is enabled by default.
Toggle enable / disable
A hotkey combination to enable and disable funPoint.
This is the only working hotkey when funPoint is disabled. Default combination is Control + Option + Command + `.
Open funPoint panel
Open on mouse screen
funPoint panel will open on the screen with the mouse pointer when this checkbox is selected.
The panel will open on the first screen (main screen) when this checkbox is empty.
Open funPoint panel
A hotkey combination to open funPoint panel.
Default combination is Control + Option + Command + P.
Automatically start funPoint when I login
Select this option to append funPoint in the Login Items list.
Do not ask
Select this option to skip the alert box about auto-start at login.
Quit
Click on this button to terminate the application.
Working with the Hotkey editor
The editor operates in two modes - Edit and View - and two states - Normal and Hint.
The Normal state is the default.
The Hint state occurs when the mouse hovers over the editor or in other circumstances.
View mode
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Depending on the state, the editor displays the current hotkey combination (in normal state)
or suggests changing the hotkey (in Hint state).
Hint state: when the mouse hovers over the editor. Enter Edit mode: click inside the editor or press Space while the editor is focused.
Edit mode
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Normal state: the editor shows key symbols if at least one of
the following modifier keys is pressed: Shift, Control, Option, Command.
Hint state: if no modifier key is pressed, or if the mouse hovers over the star button on the right side of the editor. Exit Edit mode: entering an acceptable hotkey combination or pressing the ESC key.
Acceptable hotkeys:
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