AutoHotkey is a free and open-source tool, specifically for the Windows operating system, which allows you to automate a lot of the operations on your machine. It was released in 2003.

AutoHotKey has a very basic text expander that works wonders, and will work in any application that's open on your PC. To ...

It's no secret that we're huge fans of the simple but powerful AutoHotkey scripting language, and we use it religiously to automate Windows tasks and save time. Here's a handful of useful scripts ...

AutoHotkey might seem intimidating at first, but you don't need to understand every line of code to benefit from it. Download AutoHotkey and start with one or two scripts that solve problems you ...

AutoHotkey is a free and open-source tool for all your automation needs on Windows. It’s the closest thing to Automator, which is a personal automation tool available on the Mac.

AutoHotkey is something of a power user tool, so it isn’t for everyone.” AutoHotkey’s user interface, such as it is. You’ll spend most of your time in a text editor.

Every AutoHotkey script can be written in a basic text editor, like Notepad. To run the scripts, make sure AutoHotkey is downloaded and installed.Write your script in a text editor (which we’ll ...

AutoHotkey has now become one of the most trendy technologies for building malware, according to several reports put out by cyber-security firms and insights Bleeping Computer received from ...

AutoHotKey can also parse data feeds, and you can even create graphical interfaces to accept input for your scripts. In addition, you can use AutoHotKey to call into DLLs, access memory addresses, ...

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 ...

AutoHotkey to the rescue! As you’ll recall from my previous posts this week, AutoHotkey (or AHK) is a macro/scripting tool that can automate various tasks, remap keyboard keys, and a lot more.