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ahk – shortcut” suffix from the shortcut name. It is optional, but you can remove the “. The above action will instantly create a shortcut of the script file in the same folder. Next, select the AutoHotKey script, hold the “Alt” key on your keyboard, and drag and drop it into the same folder. To do that, open the File Explorer with the “Win + E” shortcut and go to where the AutoHotKey script is saved.

With that, the AutoHotKey script now runs on startup in Windows.įirst, we can only add shortcuts to the startup folder we need to create a shortcut for the AutoHotKey script.

Paste the copied AutoHotKey script shortcut.

Type “ shell:startup” in the blank field.

Go to the desktop and copy the shortcut.

It will create a shortcut for the script on the desktop.

Choose the “ Send to -> Desktop” option.

Go to the folder where the script is saved.

In fact, you can add any application shortcut to this folder to run it on startup. You can add the AutoHotKey script shortcut to the Windows Startup folder to run it on system startup. #IfWinActive, ahk_exe Revu.Add AutoHotKey script to the startup folder

I've added description of several lines here, past the semicolons. This example is for number key 2 (not to be confused with numberpad 2, fyi). Can then copy/past this in and create duplicates for each key you want to hotkey. You can install AHK and a script editor, I have SciTE4AutoHotkey. No idea if this is the best way to write this, but it has worked for me. But this is assembled from hacking up other scripts I found, as well as assistance from other users. I'm not an Autohotkey expert, although tweaking this has helped me learn a bit. The first 9 tools are easy to access on hotkeys, but after that it gets a bit clunky to type "19" fast enough that it registers as "19" and not "1" followed by "9". That limitation requires me to organize My Tools very carefully.

Those tools are automatically assigned shortcut keys in increasing number, and can't be manually assigned. I made an Autohotkey script that allows me to cycle through the markup tools in the My Tools chest.