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I was able to fix it by going under the macro's Advanced Settings' Second Action option. I set the first action to "alt+tab+release tab", and the second to "release alt", and it worked like a charm. Thanks for the help in any case.

The thing is, when I use the recording feature, pressing the button performs all of the inputs at the same time. Here, it might be easier to explain if I just explained what I'm specifically doing: I'm trying to make the "back" mouse button work the same way as Window's alt+tab, which switches from your current window to a recently used window. If you press down alt+tab and then only lift up tab (before your window switches), a popup thing appears that shows all your currently open windows; you can click on one to switch to it. (The Mac equivalent is command+tab if you want to try it out.) Basically my problem is that instantaneously pressing/lifting alt+tab doesn't give me the chance to see that popup. What I want to happen is that pressing down "back" inputs alt+tab and then lifts up tab, and depressing "back" lifts up alt afterward.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I have the same problem. For my "back" mouse button, I created a macro for the input ctrl-tab, and I'm trying to make it so that it waits until the button has been lifted, and also lifts the inputs ctrl and tab. I'm trying to do this via "insert new event" and setting it to "mouse event," but although "left up," "right up" and "middle up" are listed as options, there are no "forward up" and "back up" options, or even "forward down" or "back down". Is there any way I could have the same functionality via some other option?