The other process installed its hook last. The current process also has active hotstrings. 
A separate script has suppressed "ò" due to :?*:ò.
Fixed the keyboard hook reinserting a suppressed dead key when Enter is pressed, such as in the sequence 'o when the following is true:. Fixed EnvAdd/+= losing precision when adding 115,292,150,461+ seconds. Fixed FileSetTime to set A_LastError if it finds no files. Undefined behaviour for long paths when GetShortPathName fails (such as when long path awareness is disabled or there's a default filename which isn't an existing file). Filename not being used when RootDir is a badly formatted CLSID. Fixed some issues with FileSelectFile's RootDir\Filename parameter:. Fixed FileCreateDir handling of paths containing "." or "/". Fixed a spelling error in the #Warn Unreachable message. Backported A_InitialWorkingDir from v2. Backported operators !=, > and >= from v2. When GroupClose indirectly causes another matching window to activate, leave it active even if it isn't matched by the same window specification. Evaluate windows against the window group as a whole, not individual window specifications. It also includes AutoScriptWriter, a macro recorder written by Larry Keys.Ĭhanged GroupActivate and GroupClose to behave more intuitively: 
The program includes a script compiler that converts a script to an EXE. A regular scripting language (backward compatible with most existing AutoIt2 scripts).A simple yet powerful hotkey (shortcut key) scripting language for Windows, supporting both mouse and keyboard macros (if you're new to scripting, it might be easier than you think check out the quick-start tutorial).
A word recognition engine that expands abbreviations as you type them (auto-replace).A keyboard, joystick, and mouse remapper.Free & open source (GNU General Public License).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-clicking, macros, etc.
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