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Sky Slate Blueberry Blackcurrant Watermelon Strawberry Orange Banana Apple Emerald Chocolate A List of Windows Constants -Part 1- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Constant initiators ---------------------------------------------------------------------- global constant CACHE_E_FIRST =#80040170, CACHE_S_FIRST =#40170, CLASSFACTORY_E_FIRST =#80040110, CLASSFA

Hotkeys (Mouse, Controller and Keyboard Shortcuts) Table of Contents Introduction and Simple Examples Hotkey Modifier Symbols Context-sensitive Hotkeys Custom Combinations Other Features Mouse Wheel Hotkeys Hotkey Tips and Remarks Alt-Tab Hotkeys Function Hotkeys [v1.1.20+] Introduction and Simple Examples Hotkeys are sometimes referred to as shortcut keys because of their ability to easily trigge

WindowPad Uses a virtual "pad" to arrange windows. Original concept based on HiRes Screen Splitter by JOnGliko. Use the Numpad or your own custom layout to move and resize a window to fill the appropriate section of the screen. Features include:Move windows within the current monitor or between monitors (in multi-monitor setups).Customize hotkeys via WindowPad.ini with AutoHotkey-like command synt

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Windows messages are used to communicate between the operating system and applications, and also between different parts of an application. A Windows message is simply a numeric code that designates a particular event. For example, if the user presses the left mouse button, the window receives a message that has the following message code: WM_LBUTTONDOWN (0x0201). Some messages have data associate

Note: As capital letters are produced by sending Shift, A produces a different effect in some programs than a. For example, !A presses Alt+Shift+A and !a presses Alt+A. If in doubt, use lowercase. The characters {} are used to enclose key names and other options, and to send special characters literally. For example, {Tab} is Tab and {!} is a literal exclamation mark. [v1.1.27+]: Enclosing a plain

Below is a (hopefully) comprehensive list of all default Windows hotkeys. If (hopefully) you want to help add to this list: [*:3gdr5caz]State clearly what the hotkey does and, of course, what it is, in a readable format. [*:3gdr5caz]Mass posting pasted from websites is allowed, but be sure to state whether you've tested them or not. Also, a link to the site would be nice. [*:3gdr5caz]Feel free to

AutoHotkey Script Showcase This showcase lists some scripts created by different authors which show what AutoHotkey might be capable of. For more ready-to-run scripts and functions, see Scripts and Functions Forum. Table of Contents Screen Magnifier LiveWindows Mouse Gestures Context Sensitive Help in Any Editor Easy Window Dragging Easy Window Dragging (KDE style) Easy Access to Favorite Folders

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Key Binds Define hotkeys for the mouse and keyboard, remap keys or buttons and autocorrect-like replacements. Creating simple hotkeys has never been easier; you can do it in just a few lines or less! What is AutoHotkey AutoHotkey is a free, open-source scripting language for Windows that allows users to easily create small to complex scripts for all kinds of tasks such as: form fillers, auto-click

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