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This can be caused by several things.
First, each phrase and script has a sidecar file containing its
metadata. If you're using AutoKey 0.95.10 or earlier, these files are
hidden (their names start with a period), so you might not have copied
them into the new folder. That's the first thing to check.
The generally safest way to import stuff like this is to create a new,
empty folder within AutoKey using the AutoKey main menu, quit AutoKey,
copy the new event (phrase and script) files into that new folder, and
then restart AutoKey. AutoKey was not very good at noticing new files and
integrating them into the system when the changes occurred while it was
running. A few releases ago, doing it the way you probably did it would
have created an empty folder, deleting all your event files!
If you have upgraded to our newest release, 0.96.0 (available from us,
but not directly from many distro packaging systems yet), the sidecar
files are no longer hidden, so they are unlikely to have been missed when
copying and AutoKey is much better at noticing external changes to files
it cares about.
BTW, your new directory can be a symlink which opens up all sorts of
possibilities. (You have to replace the new, preferably empty, directory
created from within AutoKey with the symlink while AutoKey isn't running
to be safe.)
See if these things fix it for you. If not, post back here with more
details.
Joe
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