Give the script a name and click the "Create" button. This creates a blank text file with an AHK extension. You can also use any text editor (e.g., Notepad, Notepad++, or Visual Studio Code) to create ...

Whether someone calls unexpectedly or you open a loud website in the middle of a quiet room, this shortcut gives you ...

That may not sound like a big deal, but trust me, it’s incredibly handy. For example, a simple AHK script can remap any key on your keyboard. Want to, say, turn your Caps Lock key into a Mute ...

This AutoHotkey tutorial for beginners shows you how to use special characters to create AutoHotKey scripts to automate tasks on a Windows computer.

Once you have your environment up and running, create a new AutoHotkey script by clicking File –> New or right-clicking your desktop or inside an Explorer window and selecting New -> AutoHotkey ...

Many of you are probably already familiar with AutoHotKey. This small and free utility lets you automate tasks and make your PC work exactly the way you ...

This article will help you in learning how to convert an .AHK file into an .EXE file in Windows 11/10 using AutoHotKey application in very simple steps.

For example, the package can be used to create self-running EXE files that will execute macro scripts on systems that do not have AutoHotkey installed. This is essentially a compiler.

Meet ‘Grab to Scroll,’ a transformative AutoHotkey script The result is an incredibly simple script for AutoHotkey, a free Windows automation framework. It’s called Grab to Scroll.

Amazing, right? Over at Lifehacker, there’s a script that enables you to delete e-mails from your Outlook inbox just by middle-clicking them.

This script is courtesy of the Lifehacker Coders group over on Productive Geek forums, and reader bobbo33 is the AutoHotkey wizard that figured out how to make it work for any window, and solved a ...