Hi, I have been searching a long time for the possibility to send a copy of a certain file to a prefered folder in Windows file explorer, using a keybard shortcut, doing so without having to select the prefered file. Sometimes I stumbled on scripts so long and complicated I couldn't figure out how to change it to my needs (I am not really good with programming). But now I found a script that does exactly what I looked for. Unfortunately I can't remember where I found it, so I'd like to stress it is absolutely not mine. I just like to share it, because it is very handy.
What it does: if I use Alt+Shift+J, a set file will copy itself to a set folder. It doesn't matter where you are on the computer. In my case the ahk script (which is located in the startup folder) will copy to OneDrive:
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FileCopy, C:\Users\jazz\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\AutoHotkeyScript.ahk, C:\Users\jazz\OneDrive\Docs, 1
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Perhaps everybody could come up with this, but it was hard to find such a simple script doing this. This one is very easy to modify to your own preferences. Even I could do it
. Hopefully someone has some use of it.
