How do i put some letter when i press two keys? Topic is solved

[rV4n]

I want to put the letter "ñ" when i press ~ + n, because my keyboard is english-type.

[boiler]

On my keyboard, you need to press Shift with the ` get to get a ~ character, so I would do this, which works for me:

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` & n::Send, ñ

[rV4n]

i want something like shift + ~ + n

[boiler]

So you're saying you want a three-key combination, not two. That's a different story. AHK generally doesn't support that, but there are some threads out there with some workarounds.

[wetware05]

Hi.

Can you suggest making use of a HotString? (I think it's perfect for this case). When you type n twice "nn" and the space bar will be replaced by a ñ.

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::nn::ñ

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Good idea. But I would suggest the following because not only is it closer to the OP's key combination, it can be in the middle of the word (can follow another letter) and not require a space or any end character (which allows another letter to immediately follow it). So typing Pe~na will produce Peña.

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:*?:~n::ñ

[DustinLuck]

The documentation page for Hotkeys gives an example of how to create a three-key hotkey, but notes the results "may be inconsistent".

The following works for me:

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#If Getkeystate("Shift","P")
` & n::Send, ñ
#If

[rV4n]

actually the boiler response worked perfectly, thanks