I was able to get this to work using the Razor Synapse macro keys back home on my desktop, but that's not an option for work. I have considered using WinActivate instead (perhaps more reliable?) but that seems a bit more complicated then simply getting Alt-Tab-Tab to work. For example, in Windows XP, you could place it in the folder C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. Put the file in your startup folder to have it load every time Windows starts. I imagine the best/most readable way to do this would be to make variables of every step and then assign some key (or two keys) to execute all the variables in succession. I wrote the code below to give Alt+Tab functionallity to the mouse wheel button. I am fairly confident that I can program most of the script on my own (I got things like the Ctrl+Shift+right arrow to work flawlessly) but I cannot get Alt-Tab-Tab to work. Press the windows key to lock the mouse movement along one axis. Rinse and repeat except with F2, then F3. I've tried all sorts of variations of the following code (the 1 hotkey is just a place holder: 1:: send, ) - this will highlight the initial number in the dialogue box.Īlt-Tab twice - this is important, since only alt-tabbing once will take me back to the app (Praat), but I need to be taken back to an Excel spread sheetĪlt-Tab twice - Must be twice, since this time a single Alt-Tab would take me back to the aforementioned dialogue box, as opposed to the app (Praat). GitHub - AutoHotkey/AutoHotkey: AutoHotkey is a powerful and easy to use scripting language for desktop automation on Windows.
AUTOHOTKEY ALTTAB WITH MOUSE KEY WINDOWS 10
I've only started using AutoHotkey recently (working on Windows 10 and 7). AutoHotkey is a powerful and easy to use scripting language for desktop automation on Windows.
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