Keyboard Maestro is a paid app, and is definitely overkill for such a simple task. Especially since there are free apps that can do it just as well or better.
@andreasl For your specific case, the commands you’d have to tell Lingon to run would be something like osascript -e 'tell application "Outlook" to activate' and osascript -e 'tell application "Outlook" to quit'. Outlook may not be the exact name of the application (that you’ll have to check yourself, as I don’t use it), but the rest of the code should work.
