A Separate Keyboard For Automation. Versatile, Efficient, Convenient | AHK + AHI Tutorial

Thank you so much for this tutorial! This was by far the most helpful guide for what I wanted to accomplish and thanks to you I am now able to script commands that trigger with the press of a single button on my second keyboard. I'm really looking forward to using this more.

I do not understand what you say. but you are a very good guide. I have watched in great detail and followed your instructions. amazing. all work smoothly. Sincere thanks for the good work you did.😋😋 sorry i use google translate

Man, I thank you so much! This was all the information I was looking for last 2 weeks! Thank you man!

DUDE!!!! Soo grateful for this tutorial. I knew AHK well, but getting my first AHI script running was the problem. You saved me. THANKS!!!

This is amazing. I have being using it for almost 3 years now. Thks

Hay man, hand down, you have been a great helping understand AHK and finally set my secondary Keyboard!

Thanks a lot! I struggled a little but I made it work! I can now use two keyboards and this is amazing!

Thank you! Awesome tutorial! I propably wouldn't have figured it out without it!

Thank you for such a great tutorial! I can start doing my own automation after watching this video.

the tap-hold script is also glorious

This video was soooo good - I would actually pay you for a Skillshare course on Automating Windows with AHK

Really Thanks for the paint tools shortcuts man!

Really good Video Thank You very much I never would have known exactly what to do😉

Wooow that's that's what I'm talking about .. you're the best !

Very cool, thank you for this great tutorial Klinn!

thanks for sharing...very nice and very helpful...great work!

THANK YOU SO MUCH

TabHoldManager is a god send really.

Awesome AHK video!

For people that don’t have access to a second keyboard or don’t have room on their desk for one, they could do the following: Partially remap a rarely used button like scroll lock or print screen, so that if pressed once it gets locked in the down state. Then any of the hot keys you mapped to the second keyboard could be mapped to the first keyboard. The outcomes of the hot key would only happen if the “switcher” button is in the down position. When finished, just press that button again to put in the up state, thus disabling the hot keys. Basically the switcher would allow you to use any other key for special hot keys