AutoHotKey Key List

AuthoHotKeyList.txt

Key Name Resulting Keystroke 
{F1} - {F24} Function keys. For example: {F12} is the F12 key. 
{!} ! 
{#} # 
{+} + 
{^} ^ 
{{} { 
{}} } 
{Enter} ENTER key on the main keyboard 
{Escape} or {Esc} ESCAPE 
{Space} SPACE (this is only needed for spaces that appear either at the beginning or the end of the string to be sent -- ones in the middle can be literal spaces) 
{Tab} TAB 
{Backspace} or {BS} Backspace 
{Delete} or {Del} Delete 
{Insert} or {Ins} Insert 
{Up} Up-arrow key on main keyboard 
{Down} Down-arrow down key on main keyboard 
{Left} Left-arrow key on main keyboard 
{Right} Right-arrow key on main keyboard 
{Home} Home key on main keyboard 
{End} End key on main keyboard 
{PgUp} Page-up key on main keyboard 
{PgDn} Page-down key on main keyboard 

{CapsLock} CapsLock (using SetCapsLockState is more reliable on NT/2k/XP). Sending {CapsLock} might require SetStoreCapslockMode Off beforehand. 
{ScrollLock} ScrollLock (see also: SetScrollLockState) 
{NumLock} NumLock (see also: SetNumLockState) 

{Control} or {Ctrl} CONTROL (technical info: sends the neutral virtual key but the left scan code) 
{LControl} or {LCtrl} Left CONTROL key (technical info: same as CONTROL for Win9x, but on NT/2k/XP it sends the left virtual key rather than the neutral one) 
{RControl} or {RCtrl} Right CONTROL key 
{Control Down} or {Ctrl Down} Holds the CONTROL key down until {Ctrl Up} is sent. XP/2000/NT: To hold down the left or right key instead, use {RCtrl Down} and {RCtrl Up}. 

{Alt} ALT (technical info: sends the neutral virtual key but the left scan code) 
{LAlt} Left ALT key (technical info: same as ALT for Win9x, but on NT/2k/XP it sends the left virtual key rather than the neutral one) 
{RAlt} Right ALT key (or AltGr, depending on keyboard layout) 
{Alt Down} Holds the ALT key down until {Alt Up} is sent. XP/2000/NT: To hold down the left or right key instead, use {RAlt Down} and {RAlt Up}. 

{Shift} SHIFT (technical info: sends the neutral virtual key but the left scan code) 
{LShift} Left SHIFT key (technical info: same as SHIFT for Win9x, but on NT/2k/XP it sends the left virtual key rather than the neutral one) 
{RShift} Right SHIFT key 
{Shift Down} Holds the SHIFT key down until {Shift Up} is sent. XP/2000/NT: To hold down the left or right key instead, use {RShift Down} and {RShift Up}. 

{LWin} Left Windows key 
{RWin} Right Windows key 
{LWin Down} Holds the left Windows key down until {LWin Up} is sent 
{RWin Down} Holds the right Windows key down until {RWin Up} is sent 

{AppsKey} Windows App key (invokes the right-click or context menu) 
{Sleep} Computer SLEEP key. 
{ASC nnnnn} Sends an ALT+nnnnn keypad combination, which can be used to generate special characters that don't exist on the keyboard. To generate ASCII characters, specify a number between 1 and 255. To generate ANSI characters (standard in most languages), specify a number between 128 and 255, but precede it with a leading zero, e.g. {Asc 0133}.

To generate Unicode characters, specify a number between 256 and 65535 (without a leading zero). However, this is not supported by all applications. Therefore, for greater compatibility and easier sending of long Unicode strings, use "Transform Unicode".

{vkXX}
{scYYY}
{vkXXscYYY}
Sends a keystroke that has virtual key XX and scan code YYY. For example: Send {vkFFsc159}. If the sc or vk portion is omitted, the most appropriate value is sent in its place.

The values for XX and YYY are hexadecimal and can usually be determined from the main window's View->Key history menu item. See also: Special Keys


{Numpad0} - {Numpad9} Numpad digit keys (as seen when Numlock is ON). For example: {Numpad5} is the digit 5. 
{NumpadDot} Numpad Period (as seen when Numlock is ON). 
{NumpadEnter} Enter key on keypad 
{NumpadMult} Numpad Multiply 
{NumpadDiv} Numpad Divide 
{NumpadAdd} Numpad Add 
{NumpadSub} Numpad Subtract 

{NumpadDel} Delete key on keypad (this key and the following Numpad keys are used when Numlock is OFF) 
{NumpadIns} Insert key on keypad 
{NumpadClear} Clear key on keypad (usually the '5' key when Numlock is OFF). 
{NumpadUp} Up-arrow key on keypad 
{NumpadDown} Down-arrow key on keypad 
{NumpadLeft} Left-arrow key on keypad 
{NumpadRight} Right-arrow key on keypad 
{NumpadHome} Home key on keypad 
{NumpadEnd} End key on keypad 
{NumpadPgUp} Page-up key on keypad 
{NumpadPgDn} Page-down key on keypad 

{Browser_Back} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select the browser "back" button 
{Browser_Forward} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select the browser "forward" button 
{Browser_Refresh} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select the browser "refresh" button 
{Browser_Stop} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select the browser "stop" button 
{Browser_Search} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select the browser "search" button 
{Browser_Favorites} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select the browser "favorites" button 
{Browser_Home} 2000/XP/Vista+: Launch the browser and go to the home page 
{Volume_Mute} 2000/XP/Vista+: Mute/unmute the master volume. Usually equivalent to SoundSet, +1, , mute 
{Volume_Down} 2000/XP/Vista+: Reduce the master volume. Usually equivalent to SoundSet -5 
{Volume_Up} 2000/XP/Vista+: Increase the master volume. Usually equivalent to SoundSet +5 
{Media_Next} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select next track in media player 
{Media_Prev} 2000/XP/Vista+: Select previous track in media player 
{Media_Stop} 2000/XP/Vista+: Stop media player 
{Media_Play_Pause} 2000/XP/Vista+: Play/pause media player 
{Launch_Mail} 2000/XP/Vista+: Launch the email application 
{Launch_Media} 2000/XP/Vista+: Launch media player 
{Launch_App1} 2000/XP/Vista+: Launch user app1 
{Launch_App2} 2000/XP/Vista+: Launch user app2 

{PrintScreen} Print Screen 
{CtrlBreak} Ctrl+break 
{Pause} Pause 

{Click [Options]}
[v1.0.43+] Sends a mouse click using the same options available in the Click command. For example, {Click} would click the left mouse button once at the mouse cursor's current position, and {Click 100, 200} would click at coordinates 100, 200 (based on CoordMode). To move the mouse without clicking, specify 0 after the coordinates; for example: {Click 100, 200, 0}. The delay between mouse clicks is determined by SetMouseDelay (not SetKeyDelay). 
{WheelDown}, {WheelUp}, {WheelLeft}, {WheelRight}, {LButton}, {RButton}, {MButton}, {XButton1}, {XButton2} Sends a mouse button event at the cursor's current position (to have control over position and other options, use {Click} above). The delay between mouse clicks is determined by SetMouseDelay. WheelLeft/Right require v1.0.48+, but have no effect on operating systems older than Windows Vista. 
{Blind} When {Blind} is the first item in the string, the program avoids releasing Alt/Control/Shift/Win if they started out in the down position. For example, the hotkey +s::Send {Blind}abc would send ABC rather than abc because the user is holding down the Shift key.

{Blind} also causes SetStoreCapslockMode to be ignored; that is, the state of Capslock is not changed. Finally, {Blind} omits the extra Control keystrokes that would otherwise be sent; such keystrokes prevent: 1) Start Menu appearance during LWin/RWin keystrokes; 2) menu bar activation during Alt keystrokes.

Blind-mode is used internally when remapping a key. For example, the remapping a::b would produce: 1) "b" when you type "a"; 2) uppercase B when you type uppercase A; and 3) Control-B when you type Control-A.

{Blind} is not supported by SendRaw and ControlSendRaw. Furthermore, it is not completely supported by SendPlay, especially when dealing with the modifier keys (Control, Alt, Shift, and Win).

{Raw}
[v1.0.43+] Sends the keystrokes exactly as they appear rather than translating {Enter} to an ENTER keystroke, ^c to Control-C, etc. Although the string {Raw} need not occur at the beginning of the string, once specified, it stays in effect for the remainder of the string. 

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Virtual-Key Codes
The following table shows the symbolic constant names, hexadecimal values, and mouse or keyboard equivalents for the virtual-key codes used by the system. The codes are listed in numeric order.

Constant/value	Description
VK_LBUTTON
0x01
Left mouse button

VK_RBUTTON
0x02
Right mouse button

VK_CANCEL
0x03
Control-break processing

VK_MBUTTON
0x04
Middle mouse button (three-button mouse)

VK_XBUTTON1
0x05
X1 mouse button

VK_XBUTTON2
0x06
X2 mouse button

-
0x07
Undefined

VK_BACK
0x08
BACKSPACE key

VK_TAB
0x09
TAB key

-
0x0A-0B
Reserved

VK_CLEAR
0x0C
CLEAR key

VK_RETURN
0x0D
ENTER key

-
0x0E-0F
Undefined

VK_SHIFT
0x10
SHIFT key

VK_CONTROL
0x11
CTRL key

VK_MENU
0x12
ALT key

VK_PAUSE
0x13
PAUSE key

VK_CAPITAL
0x14
CAPS LOCK key

VK_KANA
0x15
IME Kana mode

VK_HANGUEL
0x15
IME Hanguel mode (maintained for compatibility; use VK_HANGUL)

VK_HANGUL
0x15
IME Hangul mode

-
0x16
Undefined

VK_JUNJA
0x17
IME Junja mode

VK_FINAL
0x18
IME final mode

VK_HANJA
0x19
IME Hanja mode

VK_KANJI
0x19
IME Kanji mode

-
0x1A
Undefined

VK_ESCAPE
0x1B
ESC key

VK_CONVERT
0x1C
IME convert

VK_NONCONVERT
0x1D
IME nonconvert

VK_ACCEPT
0x1E
IME accept

VK_MODECHANGE
0x1F
IME mode change request

VK_SPACE
0x20
SPACEBAR

VK_PRIOR
0x21
PAGE UP key

VK_NEXT
0x22
PAGE DOWN key

VK_END
0x23
END key

VK_HOME
0x24
HOME key

VK_LEFT
0x25
LEFT ARROW key

VK_UP
0x26
UP ARROW key

VK_RIGHT
0x27
RIGHT ARROW key

VK_DOWN
0x28
DOWN ARROW key

VK_SELECT
0x29
SELECT key

VK_PRINT
0x2A
PRINT key

VK_EXECUTE
0x2B
EXECUTE key

VK_SNAPSHOT
0x2C
PRINT SCREEN key

VK_INSERT
0x2D
INS key

VK_DELETE
0x2E
DEL key

VK_HELP
0x2F
HELP key

0x30
0 key

0x31
1 key

0x32
2 key

0x33
3 key

0x34
4 key

0x35
5 key

0x36
6 key

0x37
7 key

0x38
8 key

0x39
9 key

-
0x3A-40
Undefined

0x41
A key

0x42
B key

0x43
C key

0x44
D key

0x45
E key

0x46
F key

0x47
G key

0x48
H key

0x49
I key

0x4A
J key

0x4B
K key

0x4C
L key

0x4D
M key

0x4E
N key

0x4F
O key

0x50
P key

0x51
Q key

0x52
R key

0x53
S key

0x54
T key

0x55
U key

0x56
V key

0x57
W key

0x58
X key

0x59
Y key

0x5A
Z key

VK_LWIN
0x5B
Left Windows key (Natural keyboard)

VK_RWIN
0x5C
Right Windows key (Natural keyboard)

VK_APPS
0x5D
Applications key (Natural keyboard)

-
0x5E
Reserved

VK_SLEEP
0x5F
Computer Sleep key

VK_NUMPAD0
0x60
Numeric keypad 0 key

VK_NUMPAD1
0x61
Numeric keypad 1 key

VK_NUMPAD2
0x62
Numeric keypad 2 key

VK_NUMPAD3
0x63
Numeric keypad 3 key

VK_NUMPAD4
0x64
Numeric keypad 4 key

VK_NUMPAD5
0x65
Numeric keypad 5 key

VK_NUMPAD6
0x66
Numeric keypad 6 key

VK_NUMPAD7
0x67
Numeric keypad 7 key

VK_NUMPAD8
0x68
Numeric keypad 8 key

VK_NUMPAD9
0x69
Numeric keypad 9 key

VK_MULTIPLY
0x6A
Multiply key

VK_ADD
0x6B
Add key

VK_SEPARATOR
0x6C
Separator key

VK_SUBTRACT
0x6D
Subtract key

VK_DECIMAL
0x6E
Decimal key

VK_DIVIDE
0x6F
Divide key

VK_F1
0x70
F1 key

VK_F2
0x71
F2 key

VK_F3
0x72
F3 key

VK_F4
0x73
F4 key

VK_F5
0x74
F5 key

VK_F6
0x75
F6 key

VK_F7
0x76
F7 key

VK_F8
0x77
F8 key

VK_F9
0x78
F9 key

VK_F10
0x79
F10 key

VK_F11
0x7A
F11 key

VK_F12
0x7B
F12 key

VK_F13
0x7C
F13 key

VK_F14
0x7D
F14 key

VK_F15
0x7E
F15 key

VK_F16
0x7F
F16 key

VK_F17
0x80
F17 key

VK_F18
0x81
F18 key

VK_F19
0x82
F19 key

VK_F20
0x83
F20 key

VK_F21
0x84
F21 key

VK_F22
0x85
F22 key

VK_F23
0x86
F23 key

VK_F24
0x87
F24 key

-
0x88-8F
Unassigned

VK_NUMLOCK
0x90
NUM LOCK key

VK_SCROLL
0x91
SCROLL LOCK key

0x92-96
OEM specific

-
0x97-9F
Unassigned

VK_LSHIFT
0xA0
Left SHIFT key

VK_RSHIFT
0xA1
Right SHIFT key

VK_LCONTROL
0xA2
Left CONTROL key

VK_RCONTROL
0xA3
Right CONTROL key

VK_LMENU
0xA4
Left MENU key

VK_RMENU
0xA5
Right MENU key

VK_BROWSER_BACK
0xA6
Browser Back key

VK_BROWSER_FORWARD
0xA7
Browser Forward key

VK_BROWSER_REFRESH
0xA8
Browser Refresh key

VK_BROWSER_STOP
0xA9
Browser Stop key

VK_BROWSER_SEARCH
0xAA
Browser Search key

VK_BROWSER_FAVORITES
0xAB
Browser Favorites key

VK_BROWSER_HOME
0xAC
Browser Start and Home key

VK_VOLUME_MUTE
0xAD
Volume Mute key

VK_VOLUME_DOWN
0xAE
Volume Down key

VK_VOLUME_UP
0xAF
Volume Up key

VK_MEDIA_NEXT_TRACK
0xB0
Next Track key

VK_MEDIA_PREV_TRACK
0xB1
Previous Track key

VK_MEDIA_STOP
0xB2
Stop Media key

VK_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE
0xB3
Play/Pause Media key

VK_LAUNCH_MAIL
0xB4
Start Mail key

VK_LAUNCH_MEDIA_SELECT
0xB5
Select Media key

VK_LAUNCH_APP1
0xB6
Start Application 1 key

VK_LAUNCH_APP2
0xB7
Start Application 2 key

-
0xB8-B9
Reserved

VK_OEM_1
0xBA
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the ';:' key

VK_OEM_PLUS
0xBB
For any country/region, the '+' key

VK_OEM_COMMA
0xBC
For any country/region, the ',' key

VK_OEM_MINUS
0xBD
For any country/region, the '-' key

VK_OEM_PERIOD
0xBE
For any country/region, the '.' key

VK_OEM_2
0xBF
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the '/?' key

VK_OEM_3
0xC0
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the '`~' key

-
0xC1-D7
Reserved

-
0xD8-DA
Unassigned

VK_OEM_4
0xDB
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the '[{' key

VK_OEM_5
0xDC
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the '\|' key

VK_OEM_6
0xDD
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the ']}' key

VK_OEM_7
0xDE
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

For the US standard keyboard, the 'single-quote/double-quote' key

VK_OEM_8
0xDF
Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

-
0xE0
Reserved

0xE1
OEM specific

VK_OEM_102
0xE2
Either the angle bracket key or the backslash key on the RT 102-key keyboard

0xE3-E4
OEM specific

VK_PROCESSKEY
0xE5
IME PROCESS key

0xE6
OEM specific

VK_PACKET
0xE7
Used to pass Unicode characters as if they were keystrokes. The VK_PACKET key is the low word of a 32-bit Virtual Key value used for non-keyboard input methods. For more information, see Remark in KEYBDINPUT, SendInput, WM_KEYDOWN, and WM_KEYUP

-
0xE8
Unassigned

0xE9-F5
OEM specific

VK_ATTN
0xF6
Attn key

VK_CRSEL
0xF7
CrSel key

VK_EXSEL
0xF8
ExSel key

VK_EREOF
0xF9
Erase EOF key

VK_PLAY
0xFA
Play key

VK_ZOOM
0xFB
Zoom key

VK_NONAME
0xFC
Reserved

VK_PA1
0xFD
PA1 key

VK_OEM_CLEAR
0xFE
Clear key

Requirements
Minimum supported client

Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only]

Minimum supported server

Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only]

Header

Winuser.h

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