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Replying back to iseahound thread thanks for your suggestion. Although I’m not too fond of your solution I tried it out anyway but, in my mblctr window I did not see anywhere I could change my Function key behavior. Here’s a pic of my mblctr: Nevermind, I'm not sure how to add a pic. When I click on...

Hi. Six months ago, I had to get a new Dell laptop computer. I feel as though I’m starting off looking like an idiot because I’m not sure if all laptop computers have an, “fn” key, or if it’s just on Del’sl laptops. Anyway, unlike my previous Dell laptop where I had access to using the F-keys/functi...

Thanks for response & for your suggestion. Actually I found a more simpler method for Shutdown my PC. It involves pressing 4-keys, but can be executed rather quickly. First, hit the Window Logo Key + X (opens the Quick Link window \ same as right clicking with mouse on Windows Logo (bottom-left on s...

Hi, my name is Dave. I'm physically disabled/quadriplegic, I type with a head stick/pointer, & maneuver the cursor (on the screen) by using Mouse Keys vs. a mouse. Needless to say how much energy & effot I put into constantly moving my head/neck. Therefore, in Windows 10 I know & use every shortcut ...

Working like a charm, Joe. Cannot thank you enough!

Still cannot find the file, Volume.ahk anywhere within my File Explorer. Therefore, I cannot create a shortcut to the file, Volume.ahk to place into my Start Up Folder. I'm thinking, what if I were to save my Volume (.ahk) file as a .txt file Volume.txt, then create a shortcut for the Volume.txt fil...

Joe I'm having trouble creating a shortcut of my AutoHot key (entitled, " Volume ," which is located on my Desktop. When I open my File Explorer, I cannot find the File, Volume.ahk; I even did a search on my OS & came up empty. When I Right-Click on the Volume (AutoHot Key) & select Edit Script, I c...

Hey Joe, from a video I once watch regarding having AutoHot Keys be activated (I'm probably using the wrong term) upon start-up I followed these steps: 1) Hit the Win+R (bring up the Run Command Box) 2) Type in shell:common startup (opens up your Start Menu > Programs > Startup folder) 3) From your ...

Joe I deleted & created a AutoHot Key entitled, "Volume." I didn't need need to download your attachment, but fully copied/pasted your last script (fully) & it worked! Joe, don't I need to copy/paste this Volume AutoHot Key somewhere in my Start Up Folder? When I shutdown & start up again can I pres...

Joe, hang on & disregard my last post to you. I somehow got confused & didn't fully copied/pasted you script or ...I don't know. Let me try the last script again & I'll get back to you. I hope not to be bugging the sh*t out of you.

Negative/no go Joe. I copied & pasted your script above & saw no a horizontal green bar with the volume number (from 0 to 100, in increments of 1). I did changed the +Left:: & +Right:: (Shift arrow keys Left & Right) -to- ^Left:: &'^Right:: (Ctrl arrow keys Left & Right). Reason being, quite often I...

Hey Joe! I got it to work! I used the Code: +Left::SoundSet, -5 +Right::SoundSet, +5 Return Some may see me as being greedy & ungrateful, bit I wish there was a way of exposing the W10 horizontal volume slider. Why? Sometimes I where headphones & sometimes not. I always like adjust/set my volume acc...

I received an error as follow: Volume.ark Error at line 1. Line Text: Code: [Select all] [download] GeSH @ Codebox Plus Error: This line does not contain a recognized action. The program will exit. ---------------------------------------- Joe: 1) I seemed to be having an issues with the code provide...

Please excuse my ignorance. To be sure, "txt file" you mean in Notepad? As I will presume & proceed per your instructions.

Will get back to you if need be.

Thanks

Hi swagfag! Thanks for responding to my post! As I said, I'm brand new with using AutoHotKeys nor I'm good with coding.
If possible,can you elaborate some more on where to put in this code & what to expect afterwards.

Thanks

Hi. First, I’m new here on this website & with never using AutoHot keys before. Therefore, please excuse me I I’m posting my post/question under the incorrect category within this forum. My inquiry strictly pertains to my PC/laptop (Windows 10). Second, please also understand that I’m physically dis...