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You should always try and run AlomWare Toolbox with administrator rights if possible, as this solves 99% of usability problems because due to allowing the app to interact with and work on all windows and apps on your PC, and gives access to all files that you may want to work with. If you run AlomWare Toolbox with standard rights, then it won't be able to interact with and work on any other windows that have administrator rights, leading you to wonder why nothing's happening with those windows. It also means the app won't be able to access some areas of your C: drive, such as the file-watching feature in the Files tab. These are not bugs with AlomWare Toolbox but rather rights issues imposed by the Operating System.
When AlomWare Toolbox first runs, you'll see an End-User License Agreement (EULA) that details its terms of use (Figure 2). You must read and agree to the terms of the EULA to use the app; otherwise you may decline and delete the app from your PC.
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If this default hotkey is already in use by another app on your PC, or is reserved by the OS (such as Win+R), then you'll get a prompt asking you to specify a different hotkey (Figure 5). Choose a hotkey of your liking, and click the button.
You cannot use the app without setting the main hotkey!
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If you ever forget the main hotkey, you can see it by hovering your mouse over the app's icon in the System Tray (Figure 6).
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You may now browse the chapters in the list at left to learn more about AlomWare Toolbox, but please make sure you read about the app's Privacy settings.