To what extent does FastKeys use the new AutoHotkey v2 language? I'm currently in the process of converting my AHK scripts to v2, and was wondering whether and/or when you will swicth to v2? I am most likely going to move all my old AHK script into FastKeys, but was wondering about starting to learn...

Thanks Marko!

So I did what you said (I set the key Delay to 30ms), and it worked! However, as a test, I then removed the key Delay, and reloaded FastKeys, and then it also worked. Very strange. In any case, next time I will fiddle with the key Delay time to see if I can fix it.

Michael

I think the problem might be similar to the one discussed at https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewt ... 4&p=388225.

I am also having a weird problem, which might be related, where in a certain program, which has a password input field, if I insert the password with FastKeys, either via Shortcut or via Text Expander, it says password is wrong. If I then paste the passowrd in normally, i.e., I copy it from Notepad ...

Hi guys, I'm having a very strange problem where text inserted with FastKeys (or any AutoHotkey-based script or program for that matter) is getting garbled, but only in certain programs. I made a quick video to explain the problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbDXMlLDQ5k Instead of this: <EditIt...

Thanks Marko, Yes, this is what I am currently doing. I'm just a little worried about duplicating data over time, as well as the problem of how to update & maintain the two separate flows over time. I think that if it was my program, I would consider rethinking the general structure of the UI, w...

Hi there, It would be very useful to be able to merge the functionality of the Start Menu and Text Expander, as follows: I'd love to be able to assign Text Expander strings to items in my Start Menu. Otherwise, I seem to be duplicating functionality, where I have the item in my Start menu for quick ...

Great, thanks Marko!

Michael

I have a special Text Expander entry called: ",commands" I would like to store commands in this entry, but the following command is getting broken at the pipe character: cmd /c "echo off | clip" It is getting cut into: cmd /c "echo off clip" Is there any way to stop | f...

Ha ha, yes, I know, my case is perhaps a bit extreme, but I work with very large dictionaries/glossaries, which I store in .csv format, and they can easily get up to several GBs. E.g., one .csv dictionary file might contain 500,000 lines, each line with 15 columns, including stuff like source/target...