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@boiler @thqby Let me try VSCode the web. Thank you both!

If I run SciTE.exe as administrator, everything is ok.

But, then each time SciTE is run, a window would popup to ask whether to run it as administrator. How can I fix it?

Thank you!

I just installed the portable version of SciTE4AutoHotkey as guided (under C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\SciTE), but there are no no syntax highlighting and indentation.

What did I miss? Thank you for some clues!

I'm a Visual Studio user. Is it possible to have AHK intellisense in Visual Studio? Or I must install VSCode? Thanks!

@mikeyww Thank you! The method you recommended would lose the url of the source web page.

mikeyww I tried to come up with a better solution of pushing the modified content back to the clipboard, but failed, could you have a look and give some clues? Thank you! https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/StrGet.htm https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/StrPut.htm LWin:: myHTML := Get_Clipboa...

@@off Thanks for your reply!

@mikeyww It looks great and should work. Thank you!

Nobody has any idea? Thank you!

@off Thanks. The content of "Clipboard" is simply "red", but not the source code "<span style="color: red;">TEXT</span>".

(To make the question unambiguous, I modified the source code in the original post.)

When I copy some formated text from a web page, for example some text in red, the source code should be something like: <span style="color: red;">TEXT</span> Is it possible to tweak the formated text in the clipboard, e.g. replacing "red" with "green"? If yes, I would get a piece of green text when ...

@mikeyww Thanks! After adding #InstallMouseHook, "z::+MButton" still works as "z::MButton".

I just figure it out:

@mikeyww Thank you for your reply! But not understand well enough.

I ran this,
I press down z key, then move mouse and release z key. The operation is same as z::MButton. Here is the key history:

In one of my CAD application, moving mouse cursor,, while holding down both Shift and MButton, would move an object.

I want to map a single key for the operation, but failed. Both mapping statements work the same way as z:MButton. What's wrong? Thanks!

@boiler Thank you for further explanation!

boiler wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2022, 08:24

It’s not an AHK issue. The only thing that determines how a series of clicks is viewed is the application, whether it’s Windows or a program running in Windows.

You are correct in what you said. I wonder whether it's possible for AHK to cheat Windows or programs. Thank you!

Rohwedder wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2022, 08:02

But 2 fast single clicks make a double click by definition.

Thank you! Is there no workaround?

I need to map LAlt as LMB click like this: LAlt:: Click Sleep 300 return I insert the step of Sleep to prevent double click, but this wastes a lot of time. Is it possible to make the script work this way? ---- When the key LAlt is pressed continuously fast in high frequency, a seious of highly frequ...

BoBo wrote: ↑

17 May 2022, 03:00

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/SetMouseDelay.htm

It works. Thank you!

When two statements below run, the mouse cursor need to move a long way slowly. Is it possible to make the second click happen instantly? Thank you!

Click 1,1
Click 1000,1000

mikeyww wrote: ↑

12 Jan 2022, 11:10

Instead of worrying, you can see if ClipWait works. The docs show how to restore clipboard.

@mikeyww Thank you!