On the other hand, if you plan to create a custom script yourself, right-click on the desktop and select New > AutoHotkey Script. Give a name to the file and make sure it ends with the .ahk extension.

This script makes the Caps Lock key behave like Ctrl, which is far more ergonomic, especially if you’re on the left side of the keyboard all day. #Requires AutoHotkey v2.0 ...

The How-To Geek continues his quest to make Vista actually convenient for a wider group of people with a few tips on taming AutoHotkey, the Windows scripting language that can automate keyboard ...

The best part is that scripts can be compiled into an executable file and run on computers that don't have AutoHotkey installed. Today we'll be looking at three simple time-saving scripts that can ...

Return will run an application; in this case, LogMeIn. You can pretty much run any action on your remote PC that you can script in AutoHotkey, so check out their documentation for more ideas.