This AutoHotkey script will search and activate a specific tab on your Google Chrome Window.
This script monitors and logs user key inputs and windows on which the user has been active on (including timestamps).
This script allows you to capture an area of screen or the entire screen simply using a button and saves the captured image in a folder. The script also has an auto-capture functionality whereby it saves down a screen capture every interval you specify within the interface.
WinSet Region subcommand allows you to set visible regions or invisible regions within the target window.
If you want talk directly to elements (controls) within a window, you can use this script to help finding out what elements exist within your window
Window conditional commands and functions such as WinWait, WinWaitActive, WinWaitNotActive, WinWaitClose, WinExist() and WinActive()
In this video, I'll be showing you the steps to set up Visual Studio Code for scripting in AutoHotkey.
This is the basics of creating a Tooltip using AutoHotkey.
This Autohotkey script uses youtube-dl to download a list of YouTube videos.
in this video, we'll be looking at FileRead, FileReadLine and Loop Read to read file contents from file(s).
In AutoHotkey, it's important that you understand the difference between the types of assignments. Watch this video to learn more.