The following is a brief tutorial for using AutoHotkey. If you save as TXT, the script will not work. It shows *.* in the related text box and there, you have to enter AHK instead of TXT. Select ALL FILES under Type (the second drop down list below Filename Text Box). IMPORTANT: Create scripts in Notepad and save them with. If you keep the box checked and click Finish after installation, a Windows Help Window is launched where you can find detailed instructions on how to use the program. Please note that if you exit the system tray application, your scripts won’t function.Īs you install AutoHotKey program, you get an option to see sample scripts in Notepad. You can also suspend AutoHotkey from here for a period of time or even exit if you don’t need to run scripts. The programming language is easy as you shall see in this mini tutorial for AutoHotKey.įirst of all, you have to download AutoHotKey and install it on your computer.Its program icon will sit in the system tray, from where you can control all your scripts. The scripts or mini programs created using AutoHotKey have. You can call them macros or mini programs. AutoHotkey is a program that allows you to create a key combination for a task. I'm honestly not sure if this is what you want since I've read your description several times now and I still have no idea what you actually want to do with it.This is a beginners guide to create AutoHotkey scripts. You apparently want to exit the script (use ExitApp for this) but if you do that then you won't be able to use F1 or F4 again without running the script again - but the variables will blank which makes F1 completely useless.
Gui add,Button,gF1OK,OK Calls F1OK: when pressed Gui Add,Button,gF4OK,OK Calls F4OK: when pressed Give the Guis names so you can directly reference them: F4:: The reason it's showing the same window is because you haven't told it to create a new window - just adding to the first one.
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