For many new AutoHotkey users, the actions AutoHotkey takes when loading a script appear enigmatic causing unpredictable results. I wrote Beginning Tips for Writing AutoHotkey Scripts not as a tutorial, but as a guide to understanding how AutoHotkey processes scripts and how you can better design applications. It starts with an updated version of “ How AutoHotkey Reads Scripts (AutoHotkey Script Structure).” I have since combined these efforts into a book titled, Beginning Tips for Writing AutoHotkey Scripts. New to AutoHotkey? See “ Introduction to AutoHotkey: A Review and Guide for Beginners.” I wrote the blogs with that potential confusion in mind. Quite a bit of the confusion encountered by novice AutoHotkey scriptwriters comes about because of misunderstandings about the way everything (life, the universe, and AutoHotkey scripts) fits together. This topic may be a bit esoteric, but you’ll find it a tremendous help if you understand how AutoHotkey processes AHK scripts files. Exploring the Existential Mysteries of AutoHotkey Code and How It’s Often Misunderstood

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