Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips—A Living Book

(MOBI for Amazon Kindle)

This first edition of Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips includes more than 80 chapters of AutoHotkey tips, tricks, and techniques. But, that only reflects the starting point for this Living Book. Every six months to a year, I will add 30 or more new chapters based upon my current explorations of AutoHotkey. If you own this book, you will get all of those new editions free. You only need to buy this book once.

Your order starts with four e-book downloads. Save the extras for future expanded editions of the book. But, don't worry! If you run out you can always get more added to your account by contacting me per the instructions below.

To review the complete "Table of Contents" and "Index" for Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips, see this special Web page.

How to Get Your ComputorEdge AutoHotkey Library Discount for Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips (You pay only $15! That's $12.99 off a $27.99 value or 46% off!)

1. If you're new to the AutoHotkey Library you can either purchase the AutoHotkey Library Bundle which includes all nine of Jack's other AutoHotkey books and, now, Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips.
2. If you prefer to purchase either the AutoHotkey Starter Bundle or AutoHotkey Intermediate Bundle, you can add on Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips at a greatly reduced price. To get the $12.99 discount, add Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips Three-Format Bundle which includes all three e-book formats—EPUB, MOBI, and PDF for printing—to your shopping cart. Individual e-book formats will not register the discount. (If you purchase the total AutoHotkey Library Mega Bundle, do not add the new book. It's already included.)
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Miscellaneous AutoHotkey Tips

Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips contains a wide variety of techniques for both beginning and more advanced users (e.g. Regular Expressions (RegEx) and Web scraping). I've done my best to bring a semblance of order to the chapters and group them into sections based upon common themes. Some appear in order based upon application or type of AutoHotkey techniques (e.g. Clipboard usage, window manipulation). I recommend three methods for searching for specific topics:

1. Scan the "Table of Contents" for specific chapters or topics.
2. Use the alphabetical "Index" at the back of the book to locate topics, commands, or tips. (Check "Tips" in the "Index" for a long narrative type list of the various techniques covered in this book.)
3. Use the search capability in your e-book or PDF software to search for relevant information.

Some topics continue as a work-in-progress (i.e. AutoHotkey Reference Tool). As I update the book, more chapters will appear—adding to the solutions.

To determine if you have the most recent version of Jack's Motley Assortment of AutoHotkey Tips, you can check the date of publication, the edition number, or the chapter number within the book. Whenever I release a new version, I will change the first two at this ComputorEdge E-Books site, announce it at Jack's AutoHotkey Blog, and update it on the "Table of Contents/Index" page. Within the book, I plan to use new numbers for new chapters. For example, in the first edition every chapter uses the digit 1 as the second part of the number (e.g. "3.1.4 Blocking Mouse Action"). When I add chapters to the next edition, I plan to use the digit 2 as the second part of the number (e.g. "3.2.6 Special Mouse Considerations"). This number system will make it easier to identify new content in new versions of the book.