it's the very first time I write on this forum. I hope someone could help me. I do use AutoHotkey to remap my Apple keyboard and use it on a PC (where I have both Win and Mac OS installed).
I've remapped the comma key “,” on my numpad to a fullstop “.” because I need it this way for Blender and I've done it with the Sharp Keys app (I use an italian keyboard where on the numpad there is actually a comma and not a fullstop).
Now, I wanted via AutoHotkey to add an exception when using PowerPoint whereas I still need the “,” instead of the “.”. It works halfway, 'cause I do have the comma, but only if I'm writing in a Text Box. Everything else of the User Interface still uses the fullstop and not the comma. So basically, the same key has two different assignement for the very same program.
The script I'm using is as simple as:
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if (WinActive("ahk_exe powerpnt.exe"))
{
NumpadDel::SendInput {NumpadDot}
}
Thanks in advance