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 ...

Looking for ways to automate the mundane tasks on your Windows computer? Here's a detailed guide on AutoHotkey to help you automate tasks and streamline your workflow.

Have a favorite script or other tool for automating tedious processes on your computer? Let's hear about it in the comments. How to Save Time by Automating Tedious Tasks with AutoHotkey [How-To Geek] ...

Run AutoHotkey. On any open area of the desktop, right-click and choose New, AutoHotkey script. Enter a name for the script (in this case something like fwiw.ahk) and press Enter.

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 ...

Amazing, right? Over at Lifehacker, there’s a script that enables you to delete e-mails from your Outlook inbox just by middle-clicking them.

If you want this script to run every time you start Windows, see the FAQ section of the AHK help file. Come back tomorrow for more AutoHotkey goodness!

Enabling Your AutoHotKey Scripts As you've noticed, AutoHotKey scripts have to be running if you want to use them. Taking the time to explicitly run each script you need sort of defeats the purpose of ...

For example, a simple AHK script can remap any key on your keyboard. Want to, say, turn your Caps Lock key into a Mute button? It’s a 60-second job.