How to use AutoHotkey to design and bind buttons? Friends who don't know how to do it can take a look at the method of designing and binding buttons with AutoHotkey shared by the editor. I hope that through the study of this tutorial, it can help all my friends.

First, we can create a new script to test the keys, which is convenient for us to view. We can directly use the following script to test!

;test the press key

^!m::MsgBox You pressed Ctrl+Alt+m.

Then press Ctrl+Alt on the keyboard at the same time and click the M key. The following window will appear, and we can test it.

The # sign represents the windows system key, and the icon is the same as the windows system icon, as shown in the figure. The test is successful.

^ represents the Ctrl key

!Represents the Alt key, as shown in the figure, this has been tested above.

+ represents the shift key,

+m::MsgBox You pressed shift+m. As shown in the figure

Then < and > represent left and right. Everyone knows that the keys ctrll, alt, and shift are divided into left and right, so these two icons are used to distinguish them.

<^>!n::MsgBox You pressed AltGr+n.

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The above is the method of designing and binding keys in AutoHotkey shared by the editor. Friends who don’t know how to do it should hurry up and learn it.