AutoHotkey Community

[Laszlo]

[sawfoot]

All working now, great, thanks. I keep on trying to catch it out but it is always too quick for me.

Using it now the new amendment above makes sense, as you previously would have to use caps lock to type whole caps words, as holding shift wouldn't work it, so it makes it more usable. The non-alphanumeric character suggestion sounds good - preferable to a list of exclusions.
You can type things like US if you pause slightly currently - so I would recommend changing the 999ms to a lower figure - maybe around 300 from my testing.

You could always keep the improved version in, and comment it out with a note, or leave it in and allow people to comment out/delete if they wish - this would seem to be a good idea as casual users wouldn't be aware of its existence unless they delve into these forums.

[Chris]

I've added this to the script, but omitted autocorrection for digits and punctuation because I suspect they might do more harm than good (not sure). Also, I've made this section disabled by default because it sometimes causes unwanted corrections such as IfEqual->Ifequal. (I think a lot of people use this script, so I'm trying to avoid addihng features unless they're reasonably certain to do more good than harm for the general public.)

I also changed the style of the code to be more conventional, namely to avoid IfEqual and implicit concatenation:

[Laszlo]

Handling some CamelCase words (like IfEqual) can be easily accomplished with a dummy hotkey, like

[Laszlo]

If you want to leave two capitals alone if they are followed by an un-shifted punctuation mark, try adding the following hotkeys to the script.

[sunil kanta swain]

Hello,

i searched for permanently delete autocorrect from ms word.could u kindly to help me out for this kind of problem ?

Regards
sunil kanta swain,
system administration,
C Bay Systems (India) Pvt ltd,
Bangalore 560008
mail ID:sunilkanta033@gmail.com /sunil_swain37@yahoo.co.in

[sunil kanta swain]

[chgoguy7]

Laszlo,

I have found that this script also applies to two letter acronyms which should occasionally remain capitalized such as AM, PM, TV, etc. I know it would break the script from correcting such errors as "MY book" but I think I would prefer that. Is there a check that I could add to the script for two letter strings that leaves both letters capitalized?

Thanks!

[Laszlo]

Add ~Space to the hotkeys monitoring 2 capitals:

[chgoguy7]

Hi Laszlo,

Thanks for the quick response! Much appreciated. There appears to be a problem with the new script though. When compiling the script I receive the following error message:

Note: The hotkey H~.:: will not be active because it does not exist in the current keyboard layout.

Also, and maybe this is related to the above error, if I type DId [space] it changes to DiI.

Again, thanks so much for helping me out with this. If you might be able to take another look at the script when you have a minute I would really appreciate it. Thanks!!!

[Laszlo]

I don't get compile errors. Maybe there was a copy-paste problem?

But, you are right. There was a bug in the script. I corrected it in my previous post. I don't have time to test it, so please report further bugs.

[ahknice]

Lazlo I tried this and it worked well. Now I tried to integrate it to my ahk and now it doesn't work. Help.

[ahknice]

I tried putting it on top, right below the password, in the middle and in the end, all the same doesn't work. Help me understand how this works.

[Laszlo]

The first 3 lines belong to the auto-execute section of the script (top), the Hoty subroutine has to be in the end.

[ahknice]

Thanks Lazlo for the quick response. Works perfect now.