Create Multi-keybinds hotkeys; X-keys and AHK

[Seamndel]

Let's say I have this code that auto-runs psnprofiles.com once I press WIN+t

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#NoEnv  ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
; #Warn  ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input  ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%  ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.
#SingleInstance,Force 
#t::Run https://psnprofiles.com

Now. I got an X-keys device (an external separate-buttons device) where I've assigned a single button as a "WIN+t".
I'd like to make a small change and completely eliminate any chance of me actually pressing the WIN+t on my regular keyboard.

So. I've thought of replacing "#t" with something like "#gotopsnprofiles" (in both the AutoHotKeys script and in the X-key's software). Obviously that will make it next to impossible to accidently run the script. Also obvious is the fact that "#gotopsnprofiles" is an invalid hotkey.

How do I circumvent this ?

[mikeyww]

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F3::Run, https://psnprofiles.com/

[Seamndel]

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F3::Run, https://psnprofiles.com/

I don't understand how F3 helps me in particular? What i want to do is to create an impossible hot key, like #gotopsnprofiles" and then assign it to single button on the X-keys.

[mikeyww]

I think the options would be to pick a (valid) hotkey that you would never use (e.g., combine multiple modifiers), see whether you can use a unique scan code, or try one of the forum scripts that handles multiple input devices. Others may know of additional ways. The first option seems especially easy to try.

[Lepes]

can you assign F13 to F24 keys to your external keyboard?