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Thanks None, I'll try your version out.

The key difference I see is that the initial presetting of variables is done using := instead of = and the use of quotes. What's the difference in this?

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Thanks None, I'm not a programmer so I'm a little slow picking up on these things; but with the clues you've provided, I've came up with this:

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;Defi ...

Hi, I'm trying to figure out a function that enables me to do on demand mapping.

My algorithm/logic (in layman's language is as follows):

1. Press F7 (to initiate on demand mapping)
2. Wait for ...

Thanks everyone for the help, but this one looks interesting:

:?*:a::b

What does the :?*: in front do?

Hi there,

Suppose I have this script:

a::b

If I press "a", it will send "b". If I press "Ctrl-a", it will send "Ctrl-b"

Is there a way to limit the ...

As a noob, I was confused either way haha; but what I was more confused about is how come eeryone seems to show up as "Guest" rahter than with user accounts?

Can't quite follow who's sayi ...

Ah so basically we add an intermediary variable to add the $ inside? That seems to work Smile

which is this line:
Hotkey, %hotkey%, i%A_Index%, ON

u can change it to:

this_hotkey = $%hotkey% ...

Hmm, I'm not really sure if I understand you, but the original script can be found at http://www.autohotkey.net/paste/1nn06xf - maybe you can decipher it better than me.

This script relies on rea ...

Yup it is actually written as such, I forgotten to add the CR.

Are you telling me that I can just set it to:

$i1:
SendInput, {Numpad7}
return

Because I did try that and the ...

I believe this is a very simple question (but obviously something difficult enough for me to ask for help since I'm new at all this).

I have in my AHK file something defined like this:

i1: SendI ...