I have spent 2 days trying to figure out how I can change my mouse pointer speed in Windows 11 using AutoHotKey. I have done some research and wrote this:

I have spent 2 days trying to figure out how I can change my mouse pointer speed in Windows 11 using AutoHotKey. I have done some research and wrote this:

When my script is set up without a return between like this it activates:

When my script is set up without a return between like this it activates:

When my script is set up without a return between like this it activates:

In Windows 10, I use the Dvorak keyboard layout. That means common keyboard shortcuts are in different places than usual, e.g. ctrl+v and ctrl+w are right next to each other, and x/c/v are not altogether.

I’m encountering an issue with my AutoHotkey script that’s trying to interact with an active Excel application using COM. The script activates a window, waits for it to become active, and then attempts to access Excel. However, I’m getting the following error:

Have a problem when I compiling an .ahk-file. I downloaded the program, re-installed it, but it comes the same error: Cannot compile, compiler won’t started. I am not able to compile anymore with the prompt:
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Error: Failed attempt to launch program or document:
Action: <C:Program FilesAutoHotkeyCompilerAhk2Exe.exe>
Params: <>

How do I pass a function argument to Send?

How do I pass a function argument to Send?