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That out of the way:
A friend of mine wanted to be able to open hyperlinks on a webpage in a separate window (like you would normally do with shift + left click) in Internet Exploder. I won't go into all the other smooth and l337 options my friend could have gone with (using Firefox for example lol) instead of using IE here, but let's just say I looked around for sometime for some info on how to change what a mouse button can do using the Mouse control panel, the windows registry, how to map keyboard shortcuts to mouse buttons, etc before finding autohotkey
What I came up with is simple, and will probably be poked fun at since it only does *one* thing - but that's ok, because it worked for what my friend wanted. I'm sure this is hardly original, but I was unable to find anything searching the forum that would make this plagiarism - please feel free to flame me if you've already submitted this
MButton:: Send, {SHIFTDOWN} MouseClick, left, , , 1, , Send, {SHIFTUP}
As I want to learn more about autohotkey and expand on what I can do with it, I appreciate any comments at all.
I've only tested this on:
- Windows 2000
- Internet Exploder 6
Peace.