If you have a mouse with extra buttons (such as a gaming mouse), you may wish to use one of those buttons instead.īuttons sent with AutoHotkey are generally still sensitive to window focus.
Scroll wheel clicks can be fidgety on cheaper mice. the normal function won't be blocked), this really doesn't seem to work correctly for your scenario. Regarding the right mouse button, while it is possible to use a tilde ~ in front of a key to send the original keypress (i.e. Therefore, the middle mouse button should be listed/pressed first.
In this case, if we use the right mouse button first, this can interfere with normal right-click operations. The first button you list is the prefix key (the button you press first to start a hotkey sequence). Using the example script above, you could then (hypothetically) press the middle mouse button (scroll wheel), then the right mouse button and this would send Alt+ F4. To start the saved script, simply double-click it (note that this assumes you installed AutoHotkey normally and it isn't already running). Hotkey combinations sometimes include & to bind two keys together.īraces The first two assume the wheel is being "scrolled" and the last one assumes the scroll wheel is being "clicked".ĪutoHotkey has a Send function to send keystrokes. The scroll wheel is represent by WheelDown, WheelUp or MButton. The right mouse button is represented by RButton. Looking at this basic overview on AutoHotkey hotkeys and this more complete key list, you can see:Īlt is represented by either ! or LAlt / RAlt (assuming you might want to trigger a specific Alt key). If you haven't already done so, download and install AutoHotkey. I want a script in Auto Hotkey so that I can press Alt+F4 by pressing the right mouse button and scroll wheel.
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