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[janopn]

Hi!
Yes, it is possible.

If you have AHK Basic:

;Settitlematchmode 2

n::
IfWinActive, [color=red]Place Here the GoogleReader window title[/color]
{
Send {n down}
Send {Enter}
Send {n up}
}
else
Send n
return

Change the red text by the window title (for eg: GoogleReader).
If you can't tell the complete title, or it changes depending on different things, just erase the ";" on the first line, and place a static part of the title (for eg: Google).

[OldBloke]

you just need to add a $ in front of the n:: so it when it sends the n it doesn't trigger the hotkey - else you will get an infinite loop

$n::
then the rest

[janopn]

1)Sorry, i forgot the $ in a hurry!

2)Yes, i though #IfWinActive required AHK_L, but no. It's #IF.
So sad post, excuse me ^^

Final code could be:

#IfWinActive, [color=red]Place Here the GoogleReader window title[/color]
$n::
Send {n down}
Send {Enter}
Send {n up}
return
#IfWinActive

[engunneer]

#IfWinActive is looking for a title, not the URL. Use WindowSpy to see what the current title is. For me it looks like it should be Google Reader

Also, do you want it to be holding the n key while it hits enter?

SetTitleMatchMode, 2
#IfWinActive, Google Reader
$n::
Send n{Enter}
return
#IfWinActive

[engunneer]

so Send n{Enter} is what you want instead of Send {n down}{Enter}{n up}. Di you try the code I posted?