Nearly the right syntax... the actual commands are
/savehotkeys pathtolocalfile
/loadhotkeys pathtolocalfile
The path accepts drive designations H:/foo/bar/hotkeys1.txt
IIRC root of your C drive is assumed if just a file name is given.
The problem with empty keys is that no entries for blanks are included in the file, so reloading the set shifts everything in that bank left to fill empty spaces. So if your set looks like this...
1= empty, 2=attack, 3=ranged, 4=empty, 5=yell
Saving and reloading will result in the following
1=attack, 2=ranged, 3=yell
Just fill the blanks with some useless macro before saving and it should work fine.
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