It can also individually disable or override Windows' shortcut keys, such as Win+R/E.
In addition to its automation features described below, it excels at hotkeys, making virtually any keyboard key, mouse/joystick button, or combination into a fast hotkey.
However I later discovered a script can contain numerous different macro commands so that is actually not a problem.Īlso opens websites, launches programs and much, much more.AutoHotkey provides a fast, scriptable freeware desktop automation tool with hotkeys.Įasily Automate almost anything you want: Send keystrokes & mouse clicks launch programs and documents work with the clipboard, registry, & sound card settings. each text expansion shortcut) had to be in its own file, resulting in numerous scripts having to be run and thereby being unmanageable. Plus there is even a pop-up calendar which works in Excel and is much easier to set up than Excels own pop-up Calendar equivalent.Īs a non-programmer I was initially put off as it appeared each script (e.g. And the text can be expanded by means of keyboard shortcuts or by a great choice of GUI such as ListBoxes, DropDown lists etc. Makes a great text expander, something which as far as I can tell AutoIt cannot do (on their forums they seemingly regard a text expansion feature as tantamount to key logging yes, totally weird I know!). I have no programming experience so its a little daunting at first, but surprisingly easy to get into and use, particularly as assistance is readily available on the forum.
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