In this video, I will be demonstrating five different scripts that use UWP API (Universal Windows Platform API) to perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR).
This short AutoHotkey script allows you to use the arrow keys to move your active window up, down, left and right bit by bit.
This AutoHotkey script sends four selected windows into the corners of your screen with a Hotkey so you don't have to manually position them in the corners one by one.
If you need user input while your AutoHotkey script is running, then use the inputbox command as shown in this video.
With this script you can infinitely send mouse clicks to a coordinate.
This script opens FileSelectFolder window in modern interface instead of the old default one.
In this video, we will be looking at a RegEx Tester script that helps you instantly test out your RegEx pattern to see if you get the intended matches.
https://youtu.be/ZUzx0saj8fk
This is part 2 of AutoHotkey Text/String Manipulation series, and in this video we will go through StrReplace, StringCaseSense, InStr and SubStr.
In this video, we're going to customize our AHK script's tray icon and its menu.
This AutoHotkey script will search and activate a specific tab on your Google Chrome Window.