Autohotkey Script

AutoHotkey.ahk

; IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT GETTING STARTED: Lines that start with a
; semicolon, such as this one, are comments.  They are not executed.

; This script has a special filename and path because it is automatically
; launched when you run the program directly.  Also, any text file whose
; name ends in .ahk is associated with the program, which means that it
; can be launched simply by double-clicking it.  You can have as many .ahk
; files as you want, located in any folder.  You can also run more than
; one ahk file simultaneously and each will get its own tray icon.

; SAMPLE HOTKEYS: Below are two sample hotkeys.  The first is Win+Z and it
; launches a web site in the default browser.  The second is Control+Alt+N
; and it launches a new Notepad window (or activates an existing one).  To
; try out these hotkeys, run AutoHotkey again, which will load this file.


; GEBERECEKSIN JABBER
#IfWinActive, ahk_class wcl_manager1
esc::
{
  IfWinActive, Cisco Jabber
  {
    WinMinimize
  } else {
    WinClose
  }
  Return
}


#IfWinActive, ahk_class Photo_Lightweight_Viewer
esc::
{
  WinClose
}



#IfWinActive, ahk_class ENMainFrame
^!h::
{ 
  Send,{Home}+{End}
  Send, ^b
  Sleep, 75
  Send, ^-
  Sleep, 75
  Send, ^-
  Sleep, 75
  Send, {down}
  Return
}
^h::
{ 
  Send,{Home}+{End}
  Send, ^b
  Sleep, 75
  Send, ^=
  Sleep, 75
  Send, ^=
  Sleep, 75
  Send, {down}
  Return
}
^!c::
{
  Send, ^d
  Sleep, 300
  Send, Courier New
  Send, {ENTER}	
  Return
}


^!j::
{
  IfWinExist, Cisco Jabber
    WinActivate
  Return
}


; Note: From now on whenever you run AutoHotkey directly, this script
; will be loaded.  So feel free to customize it to suit your needs.

; Please read the QUICK-START TUTORIAL near the top of the help file.
; It explains how to perform common automation tasks such as sending
; keystrokes and mouse clicks.  It also explains more about hotkeys.



; Start internet explorer when I copy a webex url in the clipboard
#IfWinActive, ahk_class rctrl_renwnd32
;WINDOWS-W brings up Internet Explorer with the clipped URL
$#w::
{
  Tip("Starting webex")
  clip := Clipboard
  Run iexplore.exe "%clip%"
  Return
}
;} http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/79494-go-to-anything-browseexploregoogle-the-selected-text/



#Persistent
 
; update mouse tooltip position this often, in ms
; 10 ms looks the smoothest, but you may prefer a higher value
; if the CPU load is too high with 10 ms
MouseTipUpdateInterval := 20
 
; a usage example
Tip("This is an example mousetip.")
 
;; Summon a mouse pointer anchored tooltip.
;; tip: message to show in tooltip
;; duration: how long the tooltip should persist; omit to let Tip() decide based on length of message
Tip(tip, duration = 0)
{
global Tooltip
 
; Show our tip immediately
Tooltip := tip
TurnMouseTipOn()
ForceMouseTipUpdate()
 
; Set the duration of the tip automatically unless specified
if (duration == 0)
duration := 100 * StrLen(Tooltip)
 
; Hide tip after duration
SetTimer, HideMouseTip, %duration%
}
 
TurnMouseTipOn()
{
global MouseTipUpdateInterval
 
; turn mouse tip on
SetTimer, ShowMouseTip, %MouseTipUpdateInterval%
 
; let the timer tick, so the tip gets updated
; right after being turned on; a successive
; Send could block the timer otherwise
Sleep % MouseTipUpdateInterval * 2
}
 
TurnMouseTipOff()
{
SetTimer, ShowMouseTip, Off
SetTimer, HideMouseTip, Off
ToolTip,
}
 
ForceMouseTipUpdate()
{
ForceMouseTipUpdateDelayed()
SetTimer, ShowMouseTip, 1 ; "undelayed"
}
 
ForceMouseTipUpdateDelayed()
{
global LastMouseTipX, LastMouseTipY
 
; this forces the mouse tip to get updated next timer tick
LastMouseTipX := LastMouseTipY := 0
}
 
ShowMouseTip:
SetTimer, ShowMouseTip, %MouseTipUpdateInterval%
CoordMode Mouse, Relative
MouseGetPos, xpos, ypos
 
if (LastMouseTipMsg != Tooltip || LastMouseTipX != xpos || LastMouseTipY != ypos)
{
LastMouseTipMsg := Tooltip
LastMouseTipX := xpos
LastMouseTipY := ypos
tip := Tooltip
ToolTip, %tip%, xpos + 25, ypos + 10
}
return
 
HideMouseTip:
TurnMouseTipOff()
Tooltip := ""
return