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Perhaps something like this:

#IfWinActive, ahk_class MozillaUIWindowClass
Esc::Del
Return
#IfWinActive

Razz

Perhaps something like this:

#IfWinActive, ahk_class XLMAIN
!F11::
Send, !{F11}
Return
#IfWinActive

Good luck Smile

To get you started it could look something like this:

#IfWinActive, ahk_class MozillaUIWindowClass
NumpadAdd::^+
Return
#IfWinActive

Meaning that plus on the numpad will send ctrl +, ...

You could try this:

:R*?:jja::á
:R*?:jje::é

meaning you type jja and you get á etc.

Good luck Very Happy

What exactly does it do?

See I have a similar problem with the ctrl key "hanging" and I was thinking that with a loop and a getkeystate, one could make Autohotkey watch, and if the key s ...

As an example: I've put sound on my delete key

Del::
SoundPlay, C:\Users\Kadence\Music\click.wav
Send, {Del}
Return

or

PgUp::
Send, RButton
SoundPlay, C: ...

As an example:

#!n::
Run, Notepad
WinWait, Untitled - Notepad
Winshow, Untitled - Notepad
Winactivate, Untitled - Notepad
Return

Is what I use to start Notepad Very Happy

Try something like this:

#z::
Run, Process, Wait, FineReader.exe
Run, Process, Close, FineReader.exe
Return

Good luck to you Razz

And now when you have it installed, why not explore the countless possibilities in AHK Razz

You will not regret it ! I promise Smile

Or something like this:

:R*?:jjp::ø

meaning you type jjp and get ø

Smile

You could also consider remapping like this:

[::å
'::ø
$`;::æ

Razz

Why not just make a script in notepad, and then rename it, or if you like, save it with the file ending .ahk Very Happy

Here's an example of very simple script:

^!h::Run C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.chm

^=ctrl, !=alt (meaning control+alt+h will open the help file!)

Razz

I'm not sure I understand your idea, do you want the script just to contain/hold this code, and then you want to double click the document, executing the code... and shutting down? Rolling Eyes

#^m::
Run C:\Program Files\PI Engineering\MacroWorks II
Return

meaning windows + ctrl +m will open your app. Wink