Category Archives: AutoHotkey

With a little search, you’ll find a lot of script examples on the Internet but what most of them won’t tell you is how to create and use them. Well… lets start with the basics then.

For a first-time user, AutoHotkey can be an intimidating experience. While its benefits in saving time and preventing RSI are undeniable, the general first reaction from users is “Hey.. I am not a programmer.. I can’t do this… It’s too … Continue reading →

(Updated July 31, 2008) Installing AutoHotkey on Windows Operating System is very easy.

What is AutoHotkey and AutoIT? What is the difference between them? These two programs are similar. In fact, AutoHotkey has been derived from AutoIT. AutoHotkey and AutoIT are two programming languages like Basic, Java, C, PHP, etc.

If you are anything like me, you probably spend an upward of 14 hours on your computer, and even with the best ergonomically designed hardware, you are still well on your way to having RSI. How many times have you … Continue reading →

It is exactly the problem we faced at the beginning with AutoHotkey. We needed 100+ “hotkey-to-macro” to open websites/ files, select accounts/ fonts/ printers, start programs, type special characters and so on.

People are frequently executing simple tasks without AutoHotkey because it is not practical to remember all the hotkeys to fire them Continue reading →