!^F3=4 Initial date:, 5:32PM End date:, 5:41PM Run PowerPoint Here's what the HotkeysCounts.ini looked like after the tests: I tested it here with Excel, PowerPoint, and Word hotkeys.worked perfectly. I completed the last piece of your requirements.the Description, which I placed at the end of the line, after the new Initial date and End date items (I went with standard 12-hour format for those date/time fields). Select all Open in new window = INSTRUCTIONS = Win => #, Alt => !, Control => ^, Shift => + = SciTE4AutoHotkey KEY SHORCTUS = Toogle bookmark Search Tab: Ctrl + F2 Go To previous bookmark Shift + F2 Clear bookmark Alt + S + C = VARIABLES = Excel32:="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\EXCEL.EXE" Excel64:="C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\EXCEL.EXE" = Run Cmd = #!c:: If !(A_IsAdmin) you are not admin Return = Run Chrome = #!h:: Run, C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe Returnįirst and foremost, I'm glad to hear that you're making progress on your medical recovery. #NoEnv avoid checking empty variables to see if they are environment variables #SingleInstance Force replace old instance immediately SetBatchLines,-1 run at maximum speed SendMode Input faster and more reliable Review my compiled file if I need to keep an other file the AutoHotkey script that I don't use anymore. Check which are the AutoHot script that I use the most.
Please find bellow an exemple: The idea is to run an AutoHotkey script without affecting performance of my computer and check which are the one's that I use the most based on a certain period. Hello experts, I have multiple AutoHotkey scripts in one single file.
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