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maniaxzero · 05-02-2007, 03:21 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Maddmann

You can use this program to make a sequence.

Here is the link to get to download AutoHotKeys:
http://www.autohotkey.com/download/

Here is a sample script to run the task manager made in notepad:

f & y::
Run taskmgr
return

Save with a .ahk extension and then run the script by double-clicking.
Test it by pressing the key f key and the y key at the same time, then the task manager should come up. You could also change what keys you would want to use by changing the f and y key. Just make sure that they have an & between them.

Taken from the help file:

How do I put my hotkeys and hotstrings into effect automatically every time I start my PC?

There is a folder in the Start Menu called Startup. If you put a shortcut to your script in that folder, the script will launch automatically every time you start your PC. To create a shortcut:

Select the script file in Explorer and press Control-C.
Right-click the Start button and choose "Explore All Users".
Navigate to the Startup folder inside the Programs folder.
From the menu bar, choose Edit > Paste Shortcut. The shortcut to the script should now be in the Startup folder.

works great except or the fact that the "f" key is now useless. I can only use it again if i exit the script.

Edit: Nevermind. all u gotta do is add this line to the script

f::Send {f}

the key does become much slower when typing havent figured out solution to that yet

05-02-2007, 03:21 AM	#16
maniaxzero Low Bitrate maniaxzero's CarPC Specs Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Queens, NYC Vehicle: 1993 Lexus ES300 5 speed Posts: 105 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by Maddmann You can use this program to make a sequence. Here is the link to get to download AutoHotKeys: http://www.autohotkey.com/download/ Here is a sample script to run the task manager made in notepad: f & y:: Run taskmgr return Save with a .ahk extension and then run the script by double-clicking. Test it by pressing the key f key and the y key at the same time, then the task manager should come up. You could also change what keys you would want to use by changing the f and y key. Just make sure that they have an & between them. Taken from the help file: How do I put my hotkeys and hotstrings into effect automatically every time I start my PC? There is a folder in the Start Menu called Startup. If you put a shortcut to your script in that folder, the script will launch automatically every time you start your PC. To create a shortcut: Select the script file in Explorer and press Control-C. Right-click the Start button and choose "Explore All Users". Navigate to the Startup folder inside the Programs folder. From the menu bar, choose Edit > Paste Shortcut. The shortcut to the script should now be in the Startup folder. works great except or the fact that the "f" key is now useless. I can only use it again if i exit the script. Edit: Nevermind. all u gotta do is add this line to the script f::Send {f} the key does become much slower when typing havent figured out solution to that yet Last edited by maniaxzero : 05-02-2007 at 03:38 AM.

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