I need to set a difference volume value for each speaker. Like, have the left speaker at 10% and the right speaker at 15%. In other words, I need a script that changes the audio balance.

Is there any way to do it? SoundSet can only change the volume of both speakers at once as far as I'm aware.

Doesn't do anything.

Thank you. Unfortunately, those codes work in most text editors, but not in the particular program I need the function for: Onenote. The first code does nothing, the other codes create a table, which is default Onenote behavior when pressing Tab. It seems to be Onenote's fault, though, as attempting...

Let's say I need to make it so that whenever I press Alt + A, my script pastes a Tab space in the current text editor. I tried this code, but it doesn't paste anything: How can I get this to work?

Anyone?

Thanks for the responses. try converting it into a hook hotkey #i:: though i have to say, ur original snippet worked for me on the latest windows/ahk versions just fine(without opening the settings pane). ran as admin Hook hotkey? Not a bug, afaics - probably rather a question of permissions and ele...

EDIT: Sorry, false alarm.

I found out the root of the issue. In the same script, I had this code: 1:: Send, {F6}{Numpad1} Return For some reason, pressing right shift + F1 executed that function, but left shift + F1 didn't. Any ideas why that is and how to fix it? I would like the Shift & F1 function to send shift + 1 all th...

Let's say I want to make it so that whenever I press shift + F1, AHK sends shift + 1. So pressing shift + F1 in Notepad should write "!". I tried the following code: Shift & F1:: Send, +1 Return ...and it only works partially. Left shift + F1 writes "!", but right shift + F1 writes "1" (no shift) in...