I am sort of a sensitive type, so I'm gonna stick to "Ask for Help" section for the time being. And, for the record, I certainly didn't mean to be questioning the AHK developer! I have been continually impressed with AHK's robustness, integrity and utility, not to mention the quality of documentatio...

Jeez, sorry I said anything.

I and other users who are using a registered shell hook to detect window activation, are finding that we need to test for shell hook code 32772 as well as 4. Some users have been equating 32772 = HSHELL_RUDEAPPACTIVATED but I haven't found any Microsoft documentation of that. At https://msdn.microso...

Hey thanks! At first I didn't understand why your code works, I had to look back at the documentation to discover that an operator at the start of a line is parsed as a continuation of the previous line -- I never knew AHK did that! Learning something every day.

My AHK script turns on a certain state variable in response to some of the scripted keystrokes. Is there some way I can turn off that state variable when the user types any key that is NOT in the script (e.g. goes back to regular old typing without control/alt/shift modifiers)? I found some forum th...

YES, I want to pile on to this request. Adding a switch/case syntax is my #1+ wish for AHK. It comes up a lot in typical AHK applications: the user pressed key X, but what it does depends on some condition (e.g. window class) that has multiple cases.

Some Windows Aero themes include transparent window borders that make the window sizer appear to produce undersize windows. The following new release solves this. While I was at it I also streamlined the coding and changed the numeric keypad assignments slightly, so now they are (Numlock OFF): 1 ful...

Thanks Masonjar13 and TheDewd. I feel like you have both resolved my question, albeit unsolved: I will stop trying to move the immovable. ;-)

Ooh, tricky! I love it. But, it doesn't work -- same result.

You could try something like this... ^!d:: KeyWait, LAlt ; Wait until Left Alt is released before sending ^{Del} Send, ^{Del} return Yeah, I thought of that, but it won't work for the purpose. I typically want to delete several words in a row, which means my behavior is holding down ^! and then hit...

I have a script that includes: ^!d::SendInput ^{Del} Because the Alt key is still depressed when the SendInput function sends the ^{Del}, it is triggering the task manager instead of having the desired, less dramatic :-) result of simply deleting the next word in my document. I can't figure out how ...

This is a butt-simple window manager designed specifically for 4k monitors. It's not really a full-blown window manager, just a window *sizer*, I use it in conjunction with iSwitchw for a complete window management solution more appropriate than Microsoft "Windows" for the large real estate availabl...