Right-click the Keybreeze icon in your system tray (the icon is next to the clock in the bottom right corner of your screen).  Click Options.  Click the Skins category.   Select any of the skins to reset Keybreeze's position.

The hotkey is not working.

First thing to do is to verify that the hotkey is turned on.  Right-click the Keybreeze icon in your system tray and make sure Turn Off Hotkey does not have a check mark next to it.  If it does, just click it to turn the hotkey back on.  The hotkey you are hitting may be different than what is configured in Keybreeze.   Type "options" as a keyword in Keybreeze to open the Options screen.   Click the Hotkey category in the left panel, and double check that the hotkey you are using is listed in Keybreeze.  For some reason, the Pause/Break hotkey does not always work with Windows 2000.  If you use Windows 2000 you can change the hotkey to a different key from the Options screen.

The screen saver keyword causes the computer to standby.

This problem has happened in Windows ME, but it should work with other versions of Windows. I have not yet figured out why this causes the computer to standby, but it will hopefully be fixed in the next version of Keybreeze. You can check for Keybreeze Updates by right-clicking the Keybreeze icon in your system tray and clicking Check For Update.

I'm getting an error message when I change the skin color of font text.

If you are getting an error message, you might try downloading comdlg32.ocx to your Windows/System folder. You can download this file by going to http://www.keybreeze.com/missingfiles.html. If your internet browser asks if you want to save or open the file, select save. Then save the file to your System folder. This is usually C:\windows\system32 or C:\windows\system.

Add keyword to Keybreeze menu method returns shortcut path, rather than full target.

When you right-click a file or folder, the Add keyword to Keybreeze menu item is supposed to return the target to the actual file. However, if this returns the target for the shortcut, it is either because of an error in the registry or a program you may have used in the past to tweak Windows settings. An example of a program that causes this is one that removes the arrow from shortcut icons. To fix this error, try adjusting the program's settings, or uninstall the program if all else fails.

My macro stops before finishing./How do I stop a macro that is playing?

If a macro stops playing suddenly, it might be because the stop key was pressed when you recorded the macro.  Not pressed to stop the recording, but pressed accidently -- if you pressed the key as a shortcut key to another program.  Changing the stop key to a different key should fix this problem.

The stop key will stop the recording and playback of a macro.  The default stop key is F12.

How do I restore preset keywords?

If you deleted a preset keyword and want to restore it, you can do by opening the Command List (right-click the Keybreeze icon in your system tray and click Command List).   Then click the Add button.  For the keyword name, you can really type anything, but you will probably want to name the keyword the same as it was before.   The target for the keyword must be one of the following: