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Its very easy to peak inside a compiled AutoHotkey script! In this AutoHotkey demo video I show
In the video mention the below resources to help stop someone from taking your script
http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/ #download ;Resource Hacker ;Look at RCData
https://www.autohotkey.com/mpress/ ;mpress for compression
https://github.com/upx/upx/releases ;UPX for 64 bit or 32 bit compression
http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/82986-ahk-l-decompiler-payload-method/ with Payload; AHK_Decompiler
https://github.com/HotKeyIt/ ; AutoHotkey_H Compiler
If you want to take it to the net level with AutoHotkey_H, you can watch this AutoHotkey Webinar where HotkeyIt (author of AutoHotkey_H) walks through the “long way” to compile an AutoHotkey script with AutoHotkey_H. It’s really complicated and doesn’t add too much more of protection so I highly recommend doing the approach I do in the video!
Our AutoHotkey webinar went really well today.
We started off discussing
Hour 1 : Amazing AutoHotkey Listview Class built by Pulover and a demo given by Jean Lalonde, author of Quick Access Popup. You can get examples and source code on GitHub here. This class provides an easy way to add functionalities to ListViews that are not supported by AutoHotkey built-in functions such as
Hour 2: Troubleshooting webscraping in Chrome.ahk for Dimitri. We didn’t solve it, but lots of great troubleshooting
Script Highlight: Voice Recognition with AutoHotkey
80- Click and Drag in BlueStacks Emulator Part 1
81- Click and Drag in BlueStacks Part 2
83- Benefits of AHK Mentorship
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In this AutoHotkey tutorial I demonstrate how to use voice recognition with AutoHotkey on your computer. I found an AutoHotkey script performing voice recognition from scriptor2016 and made some general tweaks. It’s not an Alexa, but being able to have your computer recognize your voice commands is pretty cool!
I love using our Alexa Echoes throughout the house! Controlling things with your voice can be really fun and helpful! Here I show how easy it is to use AutoHotkey to setup voice recognition software that will recognize voice commands and trigger responses that you want. AHK is free and Windows 7,8, and 10 have the built-in SAPI voice controls so it should be really easy for you to incorporate this on your computer and customize it to what voice commands you want. I made some tweaks to the script I found. Mainly allowing to have spaces between words.
You can download the AutoHotkey Voice recognition script below