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Comments in Scriptsonly if the symbols appear at the beginning of a line

My bad, still don't understand why AHK can't at least throw an error when it occurs though.

I ran into this awhile ago and forgot to ever mention it. Did a quick forum search but didn't find anything either.

If you comment out your code like so:

f1::
msgbox f1
return

/*f2 ...

Local computer is running a script, remote computer is running nothing. Let's say I bound ^q to !f4 for Firefox.

The hotkey works locally, and then it works remotely even though the active window ...

To be more specific, on the host computer Active Window Info will always report:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx - Remote Desktop
ahk_class TSSHELLWND

However I wrote some class specific hotkeys and they still w ...

i r stoopid, k?
thx Smile

While you're here, is there a way to template a hotkey?

e.g. replace all ^#'s with !#'s.

e.g. IfWinActive (ahk_class class1 || ahk_class2)

It'd save me a lot of else ifwin- statements.

Without knowing / having the game you're working with, it's difficult to help you.

I usually simplify the script so I can tell which part of it is breaking:
^m::
send {space}
s ...

Getting the volume percentage is easy enough using [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/SoundGet.htm]SoundGet, and just display the number in a message box, system tooltip, or gui box.

As long as you have Autohotkey installed, when you double click on an .ahk file it will compile and run. You can tell that it's running by the green H icon that pops up in your system tray, just doub ...

The script itself works fine. If it's not working in game try looking into [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Send.htm#SendPlayDetail]SendPlay.

Found my answer in settimer.

The simplest way that I can think of to close random pop-ups is to run a continuous loop using ifwinexist, but I need to be able to check for windows without stopping the rest of the script.

I thin ...

+t::WinClose, Windows Task Manager

or using the class
+t::WinClose, ahk_class #32770

But quite a lot of Windows' windows have a class of #32770. You'll probably end up inadvertently cl ...

Thanks for all the responses.

Well, you can use WinXP's task scheduler for that... Or some similar freeware.

LOL I had completely forgotten about Windows task scheduler. Well at the moment I'm ...

I need my PC to do certain actions throughout the day and am writing a short scheduling program to do it.

I'm going about this problem by dumping the schedule into a txt file in this format:
day o ...