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RazorM · Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 10

#q:: = <Start><q>

!q:: = <Control><q>

What is ?? where:

#??:: = <Start><UpArrow>

and

??q:: = <UpArrow><q> ....& can this be used as a command even?

dijiyd · Joined: 31 Mar 2004 Posts: 90 Location: Philippines

It's 'up', without the quotes. So it's:

RazorM · Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 10

What should be in Line1 to make a simultaneous click on both mouse buttons send an <Alt><Tab> key sequence?

RButtonLButton::
Send, !{tab}
return

Is it even possible?

ps. all the above commands are suppose to be in the AutoHotkey.ini file.

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This below works ONLY if I'm in the "Inbox" of MS Outlook...How can I make it work regardless of where I'm in on MS Outlook?

!LSHIFT::
IfWinActive, Inbox - Microsoft Outlook,
{
Send, {SHIFTDOWN}{CTRLDOWN}o{CTRLUP}{SHIFTUP}{TAB}{DOWN}
return
}

dijiyd · Joined: 31 Mar 2004 Posts: 90 Location: Philippines

It should be:

RazorM · Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 10

What if instead of 2 keys using > !LSHIFT::

I wanted to use 3 keys using > [LShift][Control][s]

^LShift & s:: and ^ & LShift & s:: didn't work.

dijiyd · Joined: 31 Mar 2004 Posts: 90 Location: Philippines

If you want ctrl+shift+s, you do

RazorM · Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 10

Here's another simple one I'm sure...

~^down::
SetTitleMatchmode, 2
IfWinActive, ACDSee
{
Send, {NumpadSub}
return
}

This works the way it should except that it actually executes 2 things.
1. {NumpadSub} ....but also...
2. {down}

How can I make it not execute (2) above?

dijiyd · Joined: 31 Mar 2004 Posts: 90 Location: Philippines

Really? I don't know about that. There doesn't seem to be anything in your script that would send a space, and I tested it, it doesn't send any downs, neither. Try right-clicking on the tray menu then open. Then view>keyhistory and script info. Maybe you could find out there.

RazorM · Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 10

Sorry...correction.....

This works the way it should except that it actually executes 2 things.
1. {NumpadSub} ....but also...
2. {down}

RazorM · Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 10

Okay...used it...& got this...

01 000 u 0.13 LButton _PA210448a.JPG - ACDSee v5.0
A2 01D d 1.39 Ctrl
28 150 h d 0.49 Down
A2 01D i u 0.00 Ctrl
28 150 u 0.13 Down
A2 01D u 0.30 Ctrl
6D 04A i d 0.02 Num -
6D 04A i u 0.00 Num -

Also, I got this also:

Type Off? Running Name
-------------------------------------------------------------------
m-hook ~LButton & RButton
reg #c
reg #x
reg ^!n
reg #n
reg #a
reg #g
reg #/
k-hook ~^left
k-hook ~^right
k-hook ~^up
k-hook ~^down
k-hook ~^\
reg ^+s

Does the key-hook come from using the tilde?

I'm still getting the same prob. in ACDSee though. When I use the <Ctrl><Down> or <Up> combo key, the image instead of zooming in or out, does so but first moves up/down before zooming.

Likewise w/ left/right as i have similar codes using these arrow keys too.

dijiyd · Joined: 31 Mar 2004 Posts: 90 Location: Philippines

Oh.. sorry. It's the tilde. When using modifier keys like ctrl, alt, shift, you don't need to put in the tilde, unless you want the script to run your command AND send your keys.

So it's just

Chris · Site Admin Joined: 02 Mar 2004 Posts: 10474

And in case its of interest, the $ prefix can help make a hotkey context sensitive. Here is the example from the FAQ:

In the following example, NumpadEnter is made to perform normally except when a window titled "CAD Editor" is active. Note the use of the $ prefix in "$NumpadEnter", which is required to let the hotkey "send itself":

Razor · Guest

Hi Chris,

Tried this...& this is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks a million.

It's kinda strange but I was thinking the code would be opposite....ie. If this is the program execute as...as opposed to.....If this isn't the program....

Now I can remap all my keys for my commonly used programs! Twisted Evil