Sorry for the very late reply... #!m:: ; WIN-ALT-M = Send ASCII character SoundBeep, 1700 Input, key, L3 str := key For letter, number in {j: 1, k: 2, l: 3, u: 4, i: 5, o: 6, m: 0} str := StrReplace(str, letter, number) Send % str ~= "^\d+$" ? Format("{ASC {:04}}", str) : key Return Thank you, that ...

char := {e: "é", x: "y"} !m:: Input, key, L1 Send % char.HasKey(key) ? char[key] : key Return Hotstrings are also a good solution. :?*:eee::é It seems to me that your solution concerns specific characters, and doesn't even use the alt codes. I don't think it is relevant to my problem. Although it c...

Hi, it's me again! I have some experience with AutoHotkey, but haven't got too deep into it. I wonder if I could use it to simulate a num pad to type alt codes. I recently bought a laptop that does not have a real num pad but also not a virtual num pad, for some reason. With this keyboard it is not...

I found it a bit frustrating that it is impossible to post here without an activated account, considering the purpose of the topic.
Edit: In case anyone else has the same frustration and doesn't know what to do: I ended up asking help on the Discord server.