This is a very peculiar feature, but does Snapz Pro X support, or could it support, prominently displaying key chords inputted by the user, as Emacs would see them? That is, Control-Command-p, for example, would show first as `C-', then `C-M-', and then `C-M-p'. These keys would be displayed in a box somewhat like the Command-TAB box, or like the Universal Access sticky keys (which are not quite enough (since it shows `^' for Control, the squiggle for Command, and never the final key struck), and a result of fiddling with which I managed accidentally to post this before finishing it!).

Alternatively, if this is not feasible, can anyone suggest another way to produce a video demonstrating a set of key bindings in Emacs? I've been looking for a way to do this for several months, but I haven't found a good way to do it so far.

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It's a bit beyond the design intentions of SP X, but I can certainly add it to the feature requests.

Thanks for the prompt response! I imagine that the feature is probably not technically difficult, but I'm sure you folks are very busy with other, more important matters. Can you suggest a minimum time before this feature could appear, if it might ever appear? I don't want to depend on its appearing, but it might be expedient to know whether there is any chance of its appearing at all.

This is a feature that's been discussed for a future Snapz release. Good to know that someone actually wants it