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авторEach script is a plain text file containing commands to be executed by the program (AutoHotkey.exe). A script may also contain hotkeys and hotstrings, or even consist entirely of them. However, in the absence of hotkeys and hotstrings, a script will perform its commands sequentially from top to bottom the moment it is launched.
To create a new script:
Download and install AutoHotkey.
Right-click an empty spot on your desktop or in a folder of your choice.
In the menu that appears, select New -> AutoHotkey Script. (Alternatively, select New -> Text Document.)
Type a name for the file, ensuring that it ends in .ahk. For example: Test.ahk
Right-click the file and choose Edit Script.
On a new blank line, type the following:
#space::Run www.google.com
In the line above, the first character "#" stands for the Windows key; so #space means holding down the Windows key then pressing the spacebar to activate the hotkey. The :: means that the subsequent command should be executed whenever this hotkey is pressed, in this case to go to the Google web site. To try out this script, continue as follows:
Save and close the file.
Double-click the file to launch it. A new icon appears in the taskbar notification area.
Hold down the Windows key and press the spacebar. A web page opens in the default browser.
To exit or edit the script, right-click the green "H" icon in the taskbar notification area.
Notes:
Multiple scripts can be running simultaneously, each with its own icon in the taskbar notification area.
Each script can have multiple hotkeys and hotstrings.
To have a script launch automatically when you start your computer, create a shortcut in the Start Menu's Startup folder.
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