Autohotkey x64
By Guest, 07/18/2016
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- Website URL https://autohotkey.com/download/
- User Agent
- Category Scripting
- User Notes Installer Options To silently install AutoHotkey into the default directory (which is the same directory displayed by non-silent mode), pass the parameter /S to the installer. For example: AutoHotkey110800_Install.exe /S A directory other than the default may be specified via the /D parameter (in the absence of /S, this changes the default directory displayed by the installer). For example: AutoHotkey110800_Install.exe /S /D=C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey If AutoHotkey was previously installed, the installer automatically detects which version of AutoHotkey.exe to set as the default. Otherwise, the default is Unicode 32-bit or Unicode 64-bit depending on whether the OS is 64-bit. To override which version of AutoHotkey.exe is set as the default, pass one of the following switches: •/A32 or /ANSI: ANSI 32-bit. •/U64 or /x64: Unicode 64-bit (only valid on 64-bit systems). •/U32: Unicode 32-bit. For example, the following installs silently and sets ANSI 32-bit as the default: AutoHotkey110800_Install.exe /S /A32 To silently uninstall AutoHotkey, pass the /Uninstall parameter to Installer.ahk. For example: "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\Installer.ahk" /Uninstall For AutoHotkey versions older than 1.1.08.00, use uninst.exe /S. For example: "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\uninst.exe" /S Note: Installer.ahk must be run as admin to work correctly. Later versions of the installer include a link in the bottom-right corner to extract setup files without installing. If this function is present, the /E switch can be used to invoke it from the command line. For example: AutoHotkey110903_Install.exe /D=F:\AutoHotkey /E In silent install/uninstall mode, running scripts are closed automatically, where necessary. Pass the /R switch (requires v1.1.19.02+) to automatically reload these scripts using whichever EXE they were running on, without command line args. This option is currently not supported when using Installer.ahk to change settings.
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