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Hmm, I have a problem with this. I wrote pretty much the same code before I even saw this post, but mine does not work at all. I only wanted to see if I am getting the messages, that's why the code on ...

Doesn't AutoHotkey window > View > Key history and script info work for you?
Sure does - for keys that are present on my keyboard and for standard mouse buttons. I want to set up my mouse butto ...

Hi!

Could someone with a keyboard that contains keys like F13 to F24 write here which scancodes they use? I want to set my mouse to use keys that I don't have on my keyboard (to prevent collisions) ...

The first method has the obvious drawback that I would have to recreate Windows native Win+## combinationsDid you actually try the first example? On my system, it doesn't interfere with Explorer hotke ...

Actually, that BLIND trick seems to be a perfect solution and in fact works exactly as it should - I have just tried out that the sequence Win DOWN, Ctrl DOWN, Ctrl UP, Win UP really prevents the Star ...

The first method has the obvious drawback that I would have to recreate Windows native Win+## combinations, some of which might be somewhat difficult to do (Win+R). I'll try the second method.

I am trying to get {Win} to work just like {Shift} and {Ctrl} - to act as a "real" modifier, one which only changes the meaning of other pressed keys, but when pressed separatelly, does noth ...

Yes, but this addressing has to be done by yourself. this is not an AHK issue.
Isn't it? I think it is, because AutoHotKey doesn't give me any keyword that would mark an end of a block. Or at least I ...

For now I have fixed the problem by changing the order of the includes so that GUI.ahk is the last one, but I think this is an issue that needs to be addressed in a more systematic way.

because your second code wait indefinitely with WinWait if the Window doesn't exist. Try the code with 1 second as timeout on the winwait. Let's see if that's the problem.
That is an error indeed, bu ...

More tests, more confusing results. Far.ahk always contains this:

FAR_ExePath = Z:\Far\Far.exe
FAR_Params = /aw

FAR_Run()
{
global FAR_ExePath, FAR_ExePath
Run, %FAR_Exe ...

Very interesting. This script works:

WGET_ExePath = C:\Utils\wget.exe
WGET_TargetDir = D:\Tmp
WGET_Referer =
WGET_UserAgent = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0) ...

Interesting. It seems to work if I run it alone (autohotkey.exe wget.ahk). It even runs if I include it in another script, if I only keep a simple Include in that script. But it won't work in my norma ...

After 10 years, my old Windows-unaware keyboard finally stopped working reliably, so I had to buy a new keyboard (Genius KB-16e, for those who are curious). Well, the first think I did was refrain fro ...

I tend to be slow with adopting new versions of AutoHotKey, but recently I have decided to upgrade (from 1.0.27 to 1.0.40.08). My fears were confirmed when my scripts stopped working. It seems that I ...