Digging Deeper into AutoHotkey by Jack Dunning

Author:Jack Dunning [Dunning, Jack]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: intermediate, AutoHotkey, novice, tutorial, Programming, free software, how-to, Windows, guide, beginning, script writing
Publisher: ComputorEdge E-Books
Published: 2013-05-14T23:00:00+00:00

Figure 11. To extract the QuickLinks.exe file from the ZIP folder either click "Extract all files" at the top or right-click and select "Extract All..." from the menu.

Once QuickLinks.exe is extracted, in the new location double-click or right-click => Open to run the QuickLinks.exe file. The first time you run the program, since your computer doesn't know me, you will most likely get another warning from your security software. It's safe to run (as long as you get the app directly from my link and not some unknown source).

If you would like the QuickLinks app to run every time you use your computer, Run "shell:startup" to open the Startup folder and place the QuickLinks.exe file or a shortcut inside.

If you do give it a try and run into problems, please leave a comment or send an e-mail to ComputorEdge Editor. In any case, let me know what you think. QuickLinks is a sample app of one of the many things that AutoHotkey can do. To see QuickLinks.exe's inner workings, go to Chapter Twenty-one. It is a fairly short, easily modified script. If you find any bugs (always possible in new apps), please let me know right away.

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