Any way to turn off Windows 10 toast notifications?

[daniel347x]

I notice that a Windows 10 toast notification appears when I run a macro. I want to disable this, but I do not see any way to disable it through the Options dialog.

Oddly, when I attempt to disable the Macro Scheduler toast notifications through Windows itself, via Settings -> Notifications -> "Show Notifications from These Apps", I find that 'msched.exe' appears in the list literally 15 times. I have turned off all 15 occurrences of Macro Scheduler in the Notification settings, but I am concerned that a 16th entry may appear and suddenly I'll start seeing toast notifications again from Macro Scheduler.

Any suggestions?

[armsys]

Please show your code.

[daniel347x]

Here is the code:

SetFocus>XYplorer
/*
Assign this macro to ALT+Q.
When you hit alt-q it will start and WAIT for you to release the ALT key
It will then run the code in the YourCode subroutine ...
*/
SRT>YourCode
//Press Enter
Exit>0
END>YourCode

Press alt
Press tab
Release tab
OnEvent>key_down,VK18,3,Go
SRT>Go
Let>AltFlagCount=0
END>Go
Let>AltFlagCount=0
Let>KillFlagCount=0
Label>Loop
Wait>0.01
If>KillFlagCount=0
Add>AltFlagCount,1
EndIf
If>%AltFlagCount%=3
GoSub>YourCode
Let>AltFlagCount=0
Let>KillFlagCount=1
Release Alt
EndIf
Goto>Loop

[armsys]

Hi Daniel347x,

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SetFocus>XYplorer
/*
 Assign this macro to ALT+Q.
 When you hit alt-q it will start and WAIT for you to release the ALT key
 It will then run the code in the YourCode subroutine ...
*/
SRT>YourCode
  //Press Enter
  Exit>0
END>YourCode

Press alt
Press tab
Release tab
OnEvent>key_down,VK18,3,Go
SRT>Go
  Let>AltFlagCount=0
END>Go
Let>AltFlagCount=0
Let>KillFlagCount=0
Label>Loop
Wait>0.01
If>KillFlagCount=0
  Add>AltFlagCount,1
EndIf
If>%AltFlagCount%=3
  GoSub>YourCode
  Let>AltFlagCount=0
  Let>KillFlagCount=1
  Release Alt
EndIf
Goto>Loop

Release TAB doesn't exist in MS.
Referring to

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OnEvent>key_down,VK18,3,Go

Already <VK18> is ALREADY used trigger OnEvent, why is <3>, which means ALT key must also be pressed, applied again? What's the logic behind?

[CyberCitizen]