Hello,
I am new to Auto Hotkey and needed some help finding a script.
On my computer, the "CTRL" key plus the "F" key bring up a finder box. I want to make a new auto hot key that will be the "Windows" key with the "F" key.
I know how make the script part. It should look like this.
#v::
But I don't know what to put in the second line to tell it to bring up the finder box. Usually it's "send, ...." I need to know what to put after the send,.
Can anyone help me with that?
Thank you,
Southtxgirl7
The "Find" hotkey
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Re: The "Find" hotkey
Try this:
It means: when I press "Windows" key with the "f" key, send "control" key with the "f" key (to bring up a find box).
^ symbol means control key - see Send command.
Due to fact that this hotkey sends key which also triggers it ("f" key), we had to add $ prefix to hotkey definition.
You can also write it like this:
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$#f::Send, ^f
^ symbol means control key - see Send command.
Due to fact that this hotkey sends key which also triggers it ("f" key), we had to add $ prefix to hotkey definition.
You can also write it like this:
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$#f::
Send, ^f
return
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Re: The "Find" hotkey
Hello,
Thank you for your help.
I found that it works like this:
#f::
Send, {Ctrl down}f{Ctrl up}
return
Another question, is there a way for Auto Hotkey to come up automatically every day when I start my computer?
Thank you,
Southtxgirl7
Thank you for your help.
I found that it works like this:
#f::
Send, {Ctrl down}f{Ctrl up}
return
Another question, is there a way for Auto Hotkey to come up automatically every day when I start my computer?
Thank you,
Southtxgirl7
Re: The "Find" hotkey
Please compare https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/FAQ.htm#StartupSouthtxgirl7 wrote: ↑28 Apr 2020, 15:15Another question, is there a way for Auto Hotkey to come up automatically every day when I start my computer?
Using the task scheduler can be an alternative.