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This script allows you to take a screenshot of your current screen then draw on that screenshot so when you are presenting your screen to your audience, it would help them understand your message/demonstration much more clearly.
This script allows you to draw live on your screen so when you are presenting your screen to your audience, it would help them understand your message/demonstration much more easily.
In this video, we will go through HTMLfile ComObj used for parsing HTML data. We will also go through a simple example of webscraping/webcrawling.
This is part 5 of AutoHotkey Text/String Manipulation series. In this video, we will go through SplitPath and parsing XML data through MSXML2 ComObject.
This is part 4 of AutoHotkey Text/String Manipulation series. In this video, we will go through Loop Parse and StrSplit.
This is part 3 of AutoHotkey Text/String Manipulation series, and in this video we will go through If Var In or Contains, and Sort.
This is part 2 of AutoHotkey Text/String Manipulation series, and in this video we will go through StrReplace, StringCaseSense, InStr and SubStr.
In this video, we will go through StringUpper, StringLower, Strlen and Trim.
This script displays your mouse and keyboard input on a small semi-transparent GUI at the bottom left corner of your screen so that your audience understands what inputs have been registered as you deliver your presentation.
This script creates a ripple effect around your mouse cursor upon performing mouse clicks so that your audience would recognise that the click have been performed.
This yellow circle around your mouse cursor would be visually helpful for your audience when you create recorded demos or lessons or remotely share your screen with your colleagues at work.
In this video, we're are going to create a script that allows you to use multiple clipboards (with back-up capability) step by step
In this video we will be going through various topics around using the clipboard variable to make the most use out of your clipboard
In this video, I will be demonstrating five different scripts that use UWP API (Universal Windows Platform API) to perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR).
In this video I walk you thru how to download and use the portable version of Tesseract for Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Leptonica for image pre-processing to improve the OCR result.
Watch this video to learn how to use Tesseract to performance Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on images that contain English or foreign language texts.
This script allows you to capture an area of screen or the entire screen simply using a button and saves the captured image in a folder. The script also has an auto-capture functionality whereby it saves down a screen capture every interval you specify within the interface.
These are some methods through which you can download videos streamed online. Some methods do not require any programs other than your browser while others will use (free) external programs such as VLC Media Player, youtube-dl and ffmpeg.
This Autohotkey script uses youtube-dl to download a list of YouTube videos.
In this video, we're going to learn how to use youtube-dl to download YouTube videos. youtube-dl is a command line program which you can also run through AutoHotkey scripts.
In this video, I walk you through the method of using AutoHotkey to run command prompt commands to create, modify and delete Tasks on Task Scheduler.
Watch this video to learn how to schedule AutoHotkey script to execute in future the simplest way!
In this video, I walk you through how command prompt commands can be executed from AutoHotkey. I'll be demonstrating lots of useful Cmd commands along the way.
This video is going to cover the Run and Runwait commands and will go through (among other things): 1. Basics of Run and Runwait 2. Use Run to Run a Search in a Folder 3. Pass Arguments to Programs 4. Pass Variables to another AutoHotkey script 5. How to Set Up and use Environmental Variable Path
Use this script to quickly test out your code in a small GUI, instead of creating a new test script.
This script monitors and logs user key inputs and windows on which the user has been active on (including timestamps).
In this video I explain what #MaxThreadsPerHotkey is and how you can make use of it. One of the examples I'll be showing you includes an infinite loop that you can toggle on and off by a single Hotkey.
Using this script, you can create and display subtitles on your screen!
You can create a very neat-looking frameless Notepad that sits always on top of other windows using the script!
This AutoHotkey screen clipping script is a fantastic tool that can replace the windows default Snipping tool. Watch this video to help you get set up!