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'A Record' sets a hook that monitors your actions and susequently writes an autoit script. 'Window Text' means that the 'ScriptWriter' will harvest text from the window you are interacting with to help identify it upon replaying the script. Text does not always need to be monitored if window titles change. In some install wizards the Window title remains the same, so 'Window Text' would be useful in that instance. 'Record Mouse' will record Mouse actions as well as Keystrokes.

AutoScriptWriter: Script Writing Made Easy. Date: 2008-12-11. To illustrate just how easy developing a simple script can be, let’s write one together for PokerStars.

'Record and Shrink' will shrink the window when 'A Record' is clicked, essentially getting it out of the way during record. Save and Exit seem self explanatory. I never developed a help file because I whipped it up and never really considered how useful it would become.

We are just going to do basic scripts, where we define a key or set of keys which we are going to press and then the action. Right click on your desktop, and click New ->Autohotkey Script. Name it anything you want, and open it in your favorite text editor. I'm going to use notepad.

First, delete everything that is there. Feel free to edit the version, language, platform and author if you wish, but it is unnecessary. In the script, we will start with something along the lines of this: ^!w::The up arrow means Ctrl, the! Means Alt and the w means w. Also, the windows key (#) and Shift (+) can be added here. The double colon (::) after the hotkey defines the set of keys to be the hotkey to start the script.

So, ^!w::means that the hotkey for this script is going to be Ctrl-Alt-W. Now, onto the next step. Ruby Blue Roisin Murphy Rar on this page.