Auto Hot Key problem

[Dice]

When I enter to the program It suggest me to create a file in my documents, I have 2 choices, yes and It'll create, when I click on it , it says "Could not create file, perheps because the current directory is read-only or has insufficint permissions"

What can I do to open it? Help :D

[Enrique]

I'm not sure what is the problem, contact me I'll give you a better software.

[Underwood]

Click on the "Documents" folder(or whereever you tried to make the file in) and click properties.
If it has the "Read Only" option ticked, untick it.
You could also try making the file in another directory.

[Tom]

Right click on your desktop and look for "new" after you have found it, Look for the "Auto Hotkeys"..

After making a new hotkey on your desktop, Left click on it again find "Edit Hotkey" delete everything inside the file and do something like this

NumPad4::
Sendinput t/me yells{Enter}
Sendinput t/s Fucker{Enter}
Return

To make the bind stop for a couple of sec's place this in the middle

NumPad4::
Sendinput t/me yells{Enter}
Sleep 1000
Sendinput t/s Fucker{Enter}
Return

Once you've done all that "save" it and double click on it, and it show up on your TaskBar.
If the script fails to run an error will show up when you click on it

Best Regards
Corey,

[Armarti]

Right click on your desktop and look for "new" after you have found it, Look for the "Auto Hotkeys"..

After making a new hotkey on your desktop, Left click on it again find "Edit Hotkey" delete everything inside the file and do something like this

NumPad4::
Sendinput t/me yells{Enter}
Sendinput t/s Fucker{Enter}
Return

To make the bind stop for a couple of sec's place this in the middle

NumPad4::
Sendinput t/me yells{Enter}
Sleep 1000
Sendinput t/s Fucker{Enter}
Return

Once you've done all that "save" it and double click on it, and it show up on your TaskBar.
If the script fails to run an error will show up when you click on it

Best Regards
Corey,

Thanks for the tutorial, but he was having a software error.

@Dicey;

-Try saving it onto an external drive and/or your desktop.
-If the file you've made is set to 'read only' in properties, un-tick it.
-Try running AHK as an administrator.

[Kash]

Going to assume that you have your answer Paul, let me know if you still got any problem related to this question.
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