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
This script allows you to take a screenshot of your current screen then draw on that screenshot so when you are presenting your screen to your audience, it would help them understand your message/demonstration much more clearly.
Sending keystrokes directly to a program or window is very simply done with the Controlsend command. In this way, you don't even have to activate the window to send the keys.
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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.
Using this script, you can create and display subtitles on your screen!
With this script you can infinitely send mouse clicks to a coordinate.
In this video I explain what #MaxThreadsPerHotkey is and how you can make use of it. One of the examples I'll be showing you includes an infinite loop that you can toggle on and off by a single Hotkey.
In this video, we will be looking at the RegExReplace function in AutoHotkey.
In this video, I walk you through how command prompt commands can be executed from AutoHotkey. I'll be demonstrating lots of useful Cmd commands along the way.
You can create a very neat-looking frameless Notepad that sits always on top of other windows using the script!