This script allows you to grab the paths to the active folder, selected files or all files within the active folder.
This video is going to cover SetTitleMatchMode, SetWinDelay, DetectHiddenWindows and DetectHiddenText that are going to affect the behaviour of your AutoHotkey windowing commands.
In this video, we will be looking at the the Not Operator (Negative Class) and Character Classes in RegEx patterns.
In any programming language you can't avoid the infamous message boxes. AutoHotkey is no different and so... here it is!
You can use a script like this to help you memorise anything you're learning by sending regular emails to yourself with quizzes to test your knowledge. This script does not require MS Excel or Outlook.
In this video, we'll be going through how to create, write to, read and delete ini files using AutoHotkey.
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.
This script monitors and logs user key inputs and windows on which the user has been active on (including timestamps).
AutoHotkey Window Group commands allow for users to create groups of windows to switch activation among the windows in the groups, outside of the groups as well as close them.
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
In this video, we'll be looking FileOpen() which gives you access to a File Object and use its methods and properties.