This yellow circle around your mouse cursor would be visually helpful for your audience when you create recorded demos or lessons or remotely share your screen with your colleagues at work.
WinSet Region subcommand allows you to set visible regions or invisible regions within the target window.
If you want send mouse events like clicks directly to elements (controls) within a window, you can use the controlclick command.
In this video we're going to look at AHK Windows Get commands to retrieve the data related to the target window such as the title, text, position and more.
With this script you can infinitely send mouse clicks to a coordinate.
This is the basics of creating a Tooltip using AutoHotkey.
In this video, I'll be showing you the way to run AutoHotkey scripts directly from the portable version of SciTE4AutoHotkey.
In this video, we will go through HTMLfile ComObj used for parsing HTML data. We will also go through a simple example of webscraping/webcrawling.
Using this script, you can create and display subtitles on your screen!
This is the first part of AutoHotkey Window Manipulation Series. In this video, I briefly explain what's expected in this series and then move onto how WinTitle and WinText work.