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... that is, the receiving application has to be able to handle this kind of input. Many don't.

What about Vista? Scripts that worked well on my XP desktop fail on my Vista laptop.
Is it because the OS is different? Or because the keyboard is? (Sorry, I am pretty ignorant about dll calls.)

It works well with Vista and Windows 7, too. You only have to make sure that the script is in administrator mode if the receiving application is in that mode.

Hi!
Great script, but it does not work with ALT, CTRL or SHIFT combination.
Now I try to describe what I need.
If I use notepad, when I push CTRL+F I will get search window.
If my keyboard is switched to cyrillic language then I also get this searh window if I push CTRL+F in Notepad.
But if I have this code i AHK

then it does not work when keyboard is switched to cyrillic language.
And with your script it only writes me the letter "F"
What can I do?
Thank You!

1) Starting using AutoHotkey_L, it supports unicode natively
2) You have the uppercase F which also implies that SHIFT is being pressed

1) I use AutoHotkey_L
2) I mean that program does not get CTRL+S, it gets CTRL+Ы if I switched to cyrillic language and therefore I need that script which encode to unicode on the fly.
But this script does not understand ALT+button, CTRL+button combinations

Can't you use or setup a dual hotkey, perhaps detecting the current language http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/post-491260.html#491260

This one I can not use because I am working in program that has shortcuts which cannot get from "file" or from "edit" like notepad.
I can use virtual key codes http://www.autohotkey.net/~goyyah/Tips-N-Tricks/InputKey/VK_NAMES.ini
But I have a lot of longs and complex combinations of shortcuts and it is not so comfortable for me.
I create new topic in "Ask for help section",
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=80008
because I think that this problem will not be solved with this script.