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Shadowpheonix

It depends on your particular laptop and how they implemented the FN key. See Special Keys in the AutoHotkey documentation.

Shadowpheonix

For my PUTTY terminal stuff, I send keyboard keys to fill out and to navigate between the fields (IE: Send DataForField1{Down 2}DataForField3).

Shadowpheonix

Assuming I found the correct item ( Rocket BlueZone Passport terminal emulator), I will not be able to download the demo and try anything until this weekend. If someone else is able to do so before then (or is already familiar with the application), please chime in. :) After a quick glance at the sc...

Shadowpheonix

As Exaskryz said, we cannot help you without more information about the program you are using.

Shadowpheonix

For something comparable for AutoHotkey_L, take a look at Pulover's Macro Creator.

Shadowpheonix

Exaskryz wrote:If you use the second example of Shadow's, I recommend using the KeyWait command instead of the While-loop. That should more precisely send the next couple of keystrokes.

Excellent point. I had completely forgotten about KeyWait. I have updated my previous post to use it.

Shadowpheonix

For those trying to learn AHK, here is a third method to resolve this...

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#a::
Send, Henry Knoll
Send, 10081 103rd St. N.
Send, Stillwater, MN 55082
return

Also, in all of three of these methods, the comma in send, is optional.

Shadowpheonix

I would suggest using two registry keys - one containing an encrypted version of the first run date & time, and the other containing an encrypted version of the last run date & time. The use of encryption will prevent casual users from reading or modifying the registry data, and by checking the curr...

Shadowpheonix

Depending on the application you are using this with, one of these should work (you may need to adjust the Sleep , and may need to use SendPlay or SendInput instead of just Send ... x:: Send a While GetKeyState(x,"p") { Send b Sleep 10 } Send a Return x:: Send a{b down} KeyWait, x Send {b up}a Return

Shadowpheonix

OK. This should do what you want... #SingleInstance force #NoEnv MediumSleep = 100 Return Numpad4:: clipboard = Send ^c ClipWait ; Wait for the clipboard to contain text. IfInString, Clipboard, mp3 { msgbox, 4, MeTeach wants to know..., do you want to send this file to usb G ? IfMsgBox, No Return If...

Shadowpheonix

This should definitely be doable. Please post the code for your current macro, so that we can help you modify it to do what you want.

Shadowpheonix

Before you actually hire anyone to remote in and do it for you... AutoHotkey comes with a utility called Window Spy. If you run that (easiest way is just right-click the AutoHotkey tray icon and select Window Spy) while both of your EverNote windows are open, does it show a difference between the tw...

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Send {Right}

For more details, see http://ahkscript.org/docs/commands/Send.htm.

Shadowpheonix

Here is a very basic example of one way to do it... PowerTitle = PowerPoint window title ; Set this appropriately. PrompterTitle = Prompter software window title ; Set this appropriately. !1:: ; Alt+1 WinActivate, %PowerTitle% Send {F1} Return ^1:: ; Ctrl+1 WinActivate, %PrompterTitle% Send {F1} Ret...

Shadowpheonix

Untested... #IfWinActive, ahk_exe TS3W.EXE <:: Send q Return >:: Send e Return #IfWinActive The Q to Quit needs to be disabled inside the Sims 3 itself. It has been too many years since I last played, so I do not remember exactly how to do that, but it can definitely be done (although it may require...

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I would do it like this... gui,add,button,gRight,Right gui,add,button,gLeft y+10,Left gui,add,button,gUp y+10,Up gui,add,button,gDown y+10,Down gui,add,button,vMove1 x10 y300 h50 w100,Button1 to move gui,add,button,vMove2 x120 y300 h50 w100,Button2 to move gui,add,button,vMove3 x230 y300 h50 w100,Bu...

Shadowpheonix

Here is one method using WinExist. To try it out, just replace EverNoteTitle with the window title of the EverNote window you want it to wait for...

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$^LButton::
SendInput, {LButton}
While !WinExist("EverNoteTitle")
    Sleep 10
SendInput, !{Tab}^w

Shadowpheonix

I'm sorry but I can't figure this out... I want to hold the q key down. So I do a F10:: send {q down} return If I go into Notepad and press F10, in my mind, I should get a never ending series of q. Until I close the script. But I only get one q. Why is that? To be clear. I do not want to spam the q...

Shadowpheonix

Yep what I want is for the hotkey to do one thing on the first press and then something else on every consecutive press after. Then if another hotkey is pressed, breaking the sequence, and I come back to the hotkey, it is treated like the 'first press' again Several of the suggestions in this threa...

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