Hi,
I think about using AHK Portable, where to download a trusted version?
Does the Portable have any downgrades compare to the installed version?
Thanks a lot
AHK Portable , where to download? Topic is solved
Re: AHK Portable , where to download? Topic is solved
Our download page should be fine: Choose the zip-version on this page: https://www.autohotkey.com/download/
Downgrades? The autohotkey.exe interpreters and the language capabilities should be the same.
Of course, the installer can assign .ahk-files to the interpreter (via the registry) or establish UIA access (and a few other things).
Does it matter? Depends on your requirements...
Re: AHK Portable , where to download?
thanks gregster for explaining me
i tried the .zip version on usb-stick
well, then I stay with the installation version
i tried the .zip version on usb-stick
well, then I stay with the installation version
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Re: AHK Portable , where to download?
After unzipping it still requires to install it, but the "portable" option still is greyed out, I don't understand.
Re: AHK Portable , where to download?
because its not implemented. ignore it. use the zip
Re: AHK Portable , where to download?
There is no need to install Autohotkey. In its most basic usage, you only need a autohotkey.exe file, the script interpreter.InterestingHmm wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 11:20After unzipping it still requires to install it, but the "portable" option still is greyed out, I don't understand.
But without installing, you might miss out on some features: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Program.htm#installhttps://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Program.htm#portability wrote:The file AutoHotkey.exe is all that is needed to launch any .ahk script.
Renaming AutoHotkey.exe also changes which script it runs by default, which can be an alternative to compiling a script for use on a computer without AutoHotkey installed. For instance, MyScript.exe automatically runs MyScript.ahk if a filename is not supplied, but is also capable of running other scripts.