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So my keyboard has not been able to type the telda key on my keyboard for quite some time. I just discovered this application and I was like "Oh, I can just make a script to make it when I press shift and the normal key I could make it type Alt 0126 or just the telda normally." But I've tried both of those things and neither has worked. When I tried typing the telda normally it didn't do anything making it seem like ahk didn't recongnize it. But I'm just asking for a script that will help me do that. I thought it would be simple but it hasn't been when I tried. But I am new to ahk so maybe some of you experts know how to complete this task. Thanks.

You have to type the numbers on the number block or however it is called in America. I mean the number keys on the right side of your keybord.
The numbers at the top of a normal keybord, below the function keys (F1, F2, etc..) are not intended to type with the Alt modifier key.
You can also use this for AHK Note, that this is a hotstring. Typing t# types a ~ (tilde char), but typing, for example, helpget# types helpge~. If you have problems with this, you can expand your hotstring to, for example Usually nobody types double hash keys, so you can use strings ending with a t and a hash key normally, without triggering a tilde char.
You can also do it with a hotkey like this, for example