These Hotkeys let you control your YouTube video from any window.
This script allows you to create text boxes on your screen for you to input texts and have them displayed on your screen.
Use this script to make any window sit always on top.
This is the basics of creating a Tooltip using AutoHotkey.
If you need user input while your AutoHotkey script is running, then use the inputbox command as shown in this video.
In this video we'll be looking at the FileAppend command that creates or append to an existing file, and Loop Files that loops through the files and folders within a folder.
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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.
Watch this video to learn how to schedule AutoHotkey script to execute in future the simplest way!
In this video, I'll be showing you the way to run AutoHotkey scripts directly from the portable version of SciTE4AutoHotkey.
In this video, I'll be showing you the steps to set up Visual Studio Code for scripting in AutoHotkey.