This script allows you to create text boxes on your screen for you to input texts and have them displayed on your screen.
Sending keystrokes with AutoHotkey is no doubt the easiest among all the programming languages. Here's how you do it and how you can benefit from using it.
This is a simple example of how you can record your mouse clicks and play it back using an array.
This video will teach you how to control your mouse to send clicks or move the cursor to a specific point using AutoHotkey.
In this video, we'll be looking into the commands that returns or sets file timestamps (created, modified and last accessed), returns file/folder sizes, version and shortcut attributes.
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This script allows you to grab the paths to the active folder, selected files or all files within the active folder.
This is the first part of AutoHotkey file manipulation series and we'll be looking into how to create, move, rename, copy and delete files, folders and shortcuts.
You can create a very neat-looking frameless Notepad that sits always on top of other windows using the script!
This can be a useful method to hide annoying pop ups on your Windows.
This is part 5 of AutoHotkey Text/String Manipulation series. In this video, we will go through SplitPath and parsing XML data through MSXML2 ComObject.