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Message: <blockquote data-quote="renegadeandy" data-source="post: 1758452" data-attributes="member: 191510">Hi everyone.I have a nice new macbook pro - and I have a Java application which has a bundled mac os launcher.I want for this particular application - the F1 - F12 keys to show by default on the touch bar.I have gone into System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts - FN keys and added the application via its supplied launcher to the list of applications.However due to the nature of this application (java) - the program launches as "IBM Host On-Demand".[ATTACH=full]26472[/ATTACH]I have this added to my shortcuts for FN keys here:[ATTACH=full]26473[/ATTACH]The application is installed here /Applications/HostOnDemand: [ATTACH=full]26474[/ATTACH]When the application launches it seems to 'start another application' which I believe is WSCachedLoader - which is likely some Java Unix process kicked off by the 'Host On-Demand' launcher seen above.[ATTACH=full]26475[/ATTACH]This appears to match up closely to a jar in the /Applications/HostOnDemand folder:[ATTACH=full]26476[/ATTACH]The long and short of this is - that when I launch Host On-Demand, the F keys do not show up on my keyboard. I cannot add WSCachedLoader2.jar to the F keys shortcut list of apps - presumably because it is not a launcher type.Any ideas on how I can make this application 'recognised' by the Keyboard Shortcuts Fn type so that when I launch it, the F keys appears in my touchbar?</blockquote>