AutoHotKey

Windows 10 has finally multi desktops, you can switch desktops with ctrl + win + right (or left ) keys. It's a nice feature, but you have two use two hands to switch desktops. I'm trying to map the keys like this with autohotkey so I can use just one hand and keep the other one in the mouse.. ctrl + mouse wheel up --> ctrl + win + right ctrl + mouse wheel down --> ctrl + win + left the message box comes up so the ctrl + wheel up is working, but it doesn't switches desktops. ~LControl & WheelUp:: MsgBox, Go to desktop right. Send, {ctrl up}{lwin ctrl righ} return ~LControl & WheelDown:: MsgBox,

I want to pull out the current track information from Spotify windows client using autohotkey. Although this question Hotkey for next song in Spotify solved some of the problems (the media playback issues) in the commonly used ahk script (can be found in this question: Newest Spotify update: Autohotkeys script broke and below), the track info shortcut still does not work. ^Down:: { DetectHiddenWindows, On SetTitleMatchMode 2 WinGetTitle, now_playing, ahk_class SpotifyMainWindow ;StringTrimLeft, playing, now_playing, 10 DetectHiddenWindows, Off clipboard = %playing%`r`n return } This will give

I have an AutoHotkey script which needs to read multiple lines of employee data from a user. InputBox, userInput, Employee Records, Please enter employee records. (One per line) Unfortunately, an InputBox only allows users to enter a single line of text. Trying to add newlines with Enter will instead submit whatever data has been entered. How can I take in multiple lines of user input in an AutoHotkey script? This implements a generic multiline input function F3::MsgBox % MultiLineInput( "Employee Records", "Please enter employee records (One per line):" ) MultiLineInput(title, prompt) {

I'm currently determining which screen a window is on, by checking on which screen it's very left-top position is. Now I'd like to change that so that I can find out on which scren the most surface area of the window is to be found. Any ideas how that can be accomplished? Here is my old code: (it simply moves the active window between all available screens when pressing F1) F1:: WinGetPos, X, Y,,, A window := {x:X,y:Y} monitors := GetMonitors() Loop % monitors.MaxIndex() { curMonitor := monitors[A_Index] If IsPointInRectange(window,curMonitor) { nextMonitorIndex := (A_Index = monitors.MaxIndex

I am trying to figure out how to detect which Taskbar button was clicked. Specifically, I want to write a script that makes it possible to maximize a window by double-clicking its Taskbar button. That requires knowing which Taskbar button was clicked, which I am having a difficult time finding any leads on. Does anyone know how this can be accomplished? That's a though one I have to admit. I can't offer you a best practice solution, but here is a little work around, maybe that enough for your purposes: CoordMode, Mouse, Screen ~LButton:: If (A_TimeSincePriorHotkey<400) and (A_PriorHotkey="

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Having recently moved to Emacs (and become a fanboy), I'd like to use Autohotkey to make Ctrl + X Ctrk + C a universal "Close" command. Here's what I have in my .ahk file: ; Universal Close :*:^x^c:: WinClose, A Return which doesn't appear to work. What am I doing wrong? To clarify my keystrokes, here is the sequence: Hold down the CTRL key; Press and release the X key; Press and release the C key; Release the Ctrl key. On either pressing or releasing the C key (I don't mind which), the active window is closed. Success story: I have implemented the answer by Honest Abe , adding a small tweak

I've collected a script from the AutoHotKey forum which lets me open a command prompt at the location I'm open in windows explorer. If the current window is not a explorer window then the prompt opens at the location where the script is present. I would like to change this behavior and make it open from C:\ if the current window is not a explorer window. I've tried to edit the script but its not working as desired. #ifwinactive, ahk_class CabinetWClass ControlGetText, address , edit1, ahk_class CabinetWClass if (address <> "") { Run, cmd.exe, %address% } else { Run, cmd.exe, "C:" } ExitApp

Using AutoHotKey, I have a rather simple loop script that I want to be able to break by the stroke of a key. I tried a few different codes from websites but it doesn't seem to work. Here's the code: #g:: Loop 20 { MouseClick, left, 142, 542 Sleep, 1000 MouseClick, left, 138, 567 Sleep, 1500 MouseClick, left, 97, 538 Sleep, 1000 } Use a global variable (keepCycling) and toggle it to break the loop. Global variables should be declared in the beginning of a script. Adding a global variable might be the easiest solution for your case since your loop takes a while to complete. global break_g = 0 #b