I started to wonder how QuicKeys would behave when running from another user that I had switched away from. I figured that it would behave like iTunes or iChat and stop while switched away or would run the macro in the current user space. So, I set my macro running and switched to a new user. Nothing odd seemed to be happening in the new user I was working with. The mouse behaved itself. I then switched back and found my macro had been working all the time.
This is an excellent way of pushing a QuicKeys user actions macro into the background while you get on with something else. This tip was done in 10.3.3

