Map key to temp suspend broadcast?

Hello everyone,
Just getting into the swing of using ISBoxer, and I am wondering if there is a way to bind broadcast to a key in a way that suspends broadcast while the key is pressed and re-enables it when the key is released?

Pretty new to the software, so if there is a possible way, details would be great.

I realize there is a "hold to control" option in hotkeys, but I was more looking for "Hold to control current". A single key for main window rather than a separate key for each.

Thanks!

[bob]

I assume you are playing D3 or another action RPG because you have the Hold To Control mapped keys.

Depending on which game you are playing will depend on the order of the Activate Repeat mapped key, so the following may not work, but:

This is effectively a Toggle of the current state.
Goto Key Maps -> Always On, right click the Activate Repeat and select Create Alternate.
Find the Alternate, select it, and set the Hold Any Keystroke actions to Off
Set the Execute a Step when the Hotkey is "pressed OR released"
Set your Hotkey.
If you need this to be disabled when you disable Key Maps, then you can right click the mapped key, select Copy To Clipboard, then goto Non-Combat, right click the Mapped Keys node, and select Paste from Clipboard. Delete the original in Always On.

Another option is (because the first may not work depending on the current Broadcasting state):
Find the Hold To Control 1 mapped key, right click, select Make Copy.
Find the copy, change the hotkey, rename it as you want.
Select the first step, and select the first action in the list. Set the New Repeater Target to Window:Current

Thanks Bob.

Yes, playing D3.

Just looking for an easy way to swap screens and control current toon for looting purposes. I am just binding a mouse button to swap screens, but the "hold to toggle" thing has me stumped.

Ill try out your recommendations when I have some time this afternoon.

Thanks again!

Ended up using your second recommendation, though I had to bind it to a keyboard key instead of a mouse button. Works the same, just a bit less efficient.

Thanks again!