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.
In this video, we will be looking at the the Not Operator (Negative Class) and Character Classes in RegEx patterns.
This AutoHotkey screen clipping script is a fantastic tool that can replace the windows default Snipping tool. Watch this video to help you get set up!
In this video, we're going to go through the Style and ExStyle subcommands for the WinSet command.
This script opens FileSelectFolder window in modern interface instead of the old default one.
This is a simple example of how you can record your mouse clicks and play it back using an array.
This is the second part of AutoHotkey file manipulation series and we'll be looking into get attributes and set attributes of a file or a folder, as well as FileExist function to check whether a file exists.
In AutoHotkey, it's important that you understand the difference between the types of assignments. Watch this video to learn more.
If you want to customize your Traytip in AutoHotkey, you can use this Notify script!
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This script creates a ripple effect around your mouse cursor upon performing mouse clicks so that your audience would recognise that the click have been performed.