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[Thebraino]

Just had the opportunity to put it on a resume for an upcoming job fair and was reminded to go to roots:

 

I am currently an Art Education undergrad and employee of University of North Texas' library. A supervisor learned I was using some coding to automate many processes and had me co-write an abstract. The proposal was approved and I presented in Austin at the 'Texas Conference on Digital Libraries' on workflow improvements using AutoHotKey.

This was all around a year ago, and the co-writer has since been employeed in a Houston library for these same curation abilities. My coding presented is DEFINITELY rough - much has been simplified since then - but the few instances of needing community help because of such a great online documentation certainly has my applause.

 

Thanks for such a great program! I've come a long way from just wanting to beat a snake game on Facebook, ha.

 

http://digital.libra...1/metadc159530/

 

Robby Wilson

 

 

 

Moderators - I was unsure where to post a general 'thanks', sorry.

[AfterLemon]

Very cool! It's nice to see something made successful with AutoHotkey.

 

Feel free to learn more with us here any time.

[Lexikos]

Moderators - I was unsure where to post a general 'thanks', sorry.

 

Obviously not the Tutorials forum.

 

A tad OT

 

Sounds like a fit for the Offtopic forum, no?  I have moved it.

 

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[AfterLemon]

I thought it was a tutorial for success with AHK, Lexikos. :]

[xZomBie]

I thought it was a tutorial for success with AHK, Lexikos. :]

Me too... :}