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1 day ago by Dave

I use my USB stick in college a lot. And I keep forgetting it in a hurry and when your in a hurry it can be a pain to use the mouse, it would be a log easier to just logout with the keyboard. So I decided to use AutoHotKey to solve my problems. Yes, I know win+L log out, but not completely. Here is ...

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3 days ago by The How-To Geek

Reader Kevin used his ubergeeky AutoHotkey scripting skills to create a hotkey that opens a command prompt window at the same location as the folder you are browsing in Windows Explorer. To use the script, you simply hit the Ctrl+Alt+H shortcut key sequence while looking at a folder in Windows Explo ...

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3 days ago by The How-To Geek

Reader Kevin used his ubergeeky AutoHotkey scripting skills to create a hotkey that opens a command prompt window at the same location as the folder you are browsing in Windows Explorer. To use the script, you simply hit the Ctrl+Alt+H shortcut key sequence while looking at a folder in Windows Explo ...

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4 days ago by Tom XIII

Salut, salut! J’ai un projet de script en cours. Je l’ai appelé Xpand. Le but de ce programme est de remplacer une abréviation par sa version complète. Par exemple si je tape “càd”, Xpand le développera en “c’est-à-dire”. Je me suis basé sur le programme Texter d’Adam Pash. Evidemment, j’arrive pas ...

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4 days ago by andrewfong

I’m rather fond of the e text-editor. Coming from TextMate, e presents a familar environment for Windows users. The one beef I had though was the inability to configure keyboard shortcuts. Specifically, I felt Ctrl+G should be “Find Next”, like it is in so many other programs, instead of “Go to Line ...

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5 days ago by Paula

Last week a Time Finder reader sent me some time management tips that she had found interesting. They come from The New York Times’ prolific and informative tech writer, David Pogue and offer some great ideas – especially for managing information and work flow. The article – “ Pogue’s Productivity S ...

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6 days ago by The How-To Geek

Most modern browsers implement the Ctrl+K shortcut key for quickly focusing the built-in browser search box—and now you can use the same shortcut in Internet Explorer as well. After reading about how to implement the Ctrl+L shortcut key in IE, reader Mike took it on himself to improve that script an ...

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6 days ago by The How-To Geek

Most modern browsers implement the Ctrl+K shortcut key for quickly focusing the built-in browser search box—and now you can use the same shortcut in Internet Explorer as well. After reading about how to implement the Ctrl+L shortcut key in IE, reader Mike took it on himself to improve that script an ...

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7 days ago by admin

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10 days ago by The How-To Geek

Every modern browser implements the Ctrl+L shortcut key for easy access to the location bar—and now you can use the same shortcut in Internet Explorer as well. Reader Joe used his ubergeeky AutoHotkey hacking skills to create a script that that selects the location bar when you press the Ctrl+L shor ...

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