Click on any item and AutoHotkey replaces the selected word in any document or field open for text editing. AutoHotkey downloads the code from the target Web page and parses the synonyms using RegEx-placing each in a pop-up menu. I highlight any word and hit the CTRL+L Hotkey combination. How to Use the Web to Feed Data to Your AutoHotkey Application-A Pop-up Menu to Replace Boring Words in Your Documents But what if I could maintain a menu of all open Windows available in a menu for instant activation? Continue reading → It takes a second for the thumbnails to appear, then hovering over each helps me make my selection. Generally, I locate a window by hovering over the Windows Taskbar then selecting the image which looks right. I often keep numerous windows open simultaneously. The WindowList.ahk script moved the window back into my view.Īs I reviewed the script, I realized that building a pop-up menu of open windows could serve a purpose similar to the QuickLinks.ahk script-except, rather than launching apps and Web sites, the menu would activate open windows. The scriptwriter originally used a second monitor-which I didn’t have. The script had placed the target window somewhere off the screen. I could not find the GUI window generated by the code. Once, while testing someone’s script, it proved very useful. I originally used the WindowList.ahk script as a demonstration of how to use the GUI DropDownList control as a list of selection options for activating open windows (included in the Digging Deeper Into AutoHotkey book).
With a Few Modifications, the WindowList.ahk Script Pops Up a Menu of Open Windows for Quick Activation-Plus, How to Detect When a Windows Opens or Closes
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