As remarkable as it is, AutoHotkey is the way to automate all your keyboard shortcuts and make computing easier. It is an amazingly resourceful tool when it comes to automating and making tedious tasks shorter. But sadly, there are quite a lot of reasons why it is not quite famous among the general public. The …
Wikipedia is regarded as one of the best encyclopedias available on the internet. Therefore, it provides information on almost anything and everything. But, when it comes to AutoHotkey, AHK for short, it really lacks to provide authentic and essential information. The information currently present on the AutoHotkey’s Wikipedia page is not very enticing for the …
AutoHotkey, AHK for short, is an amazing scripting language that can be used to automate a number of mundane and tedious computer tasks. Used for Windows Operating Systems, AHK can provide you complete control over a variety of applications that you have installed on your computer. There are a number of shortcuts that one can …
Let’s discuss the loop and how to use it in AHK In this post I try to present looping, one of AutoHotkey’s basic concepts in a non-programmers way So I’ll discuss two of the loops available in AutoHotkey. Once you are clear about these two loop commands, you can find more in the AutoHotkey documentation /other resources So remember …
Now it is time for Reserved keywords So far, we have covered an important concept called variables. We discussed how to use the operator := to specify values. We also looked at what to name the variables. Like True and False are the names of two built-in variables. There are many other keywords supported By AHK which are reserved and …
When you create variables, you’re telling the computer to find a place in memory and store a value there. Later, when you update / retrieve from the variable, the computer knows to look at that place in memory. Let me provide an example, assume you want to store two values (20 and 10) in your script and, at …
