Autohotkey to change editor font?
I've just downloaded Autohotkey, installed the 64-bit version, and start with the tutorial.
How can I change editor font?
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I've just downloaded Autohotkey, installed the 64-bit version, and start with the tutorial.
How can I change editor font?
autohotkey text-editors
AHK comes with an editor?
– David Dai
Sep 22 '15 at 2:34
Yeah it has one - updated my OP to show you the details.
– Nam G VU
Sep 22 '15 at 2:39
Um, that screenshot says "AutoIt3".
– Nelson
Oct 20 '15 at 4:11
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I've just downloaded Autohotkey, installed the 64-bit version, and start with the tutorial.
How can I change editor font?
autohotkey text-editors
I've just downloaded Autohotkey, installed the 64-bit version, and start with the tutorial.
How can I change editor font?
autohotkey text-editors
autohotkey text-editors
edited Oct 9 '16 at 22:24
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asked Sep 22 '15 at 2:27
Nam G VUNam G VU
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AHK comes with an editor?
– David Dai
Sep 22 '15 at 2:34
Yeah it has one - updated my OP to show you the details.
– Nam G VU
Sep 22 '15 at 2:39
Um, that screenshot says "AutoIt3".
– Nelson
Oct 20 '15 at 4:11
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AHK comes with an editor?
– David Dai
Sep 22 '15 at 2:34
Yeah it has one - updated my OP to show you the details.
– Nam G VU
Sep 22 '15 at 2:39
Um, that screenshot says "AutoIt3".
– Nelson
Oct 20 '15 at 4:11
AHK comes with an editor?
– David Dai
Sep 22 '15 at 2:34
AHK comes with an editor?
– David Dai
Sep 22 '15 at 2:34
Yeah it has one - updated my OP to show you the details.
– Nam G VU
Sep 22 '15 at 2:39
Yeah it has one - updated my OP to show you the details.
– Nam G VU
Sep 22 '15 at 2:39
Um, that screenshot says "AutoIt3".
– Nelson
Oct 20 '15 at 4:11
Um, that screenshot says "AutoIt3".
– Nelson
Oct 20 '15 at 4:11
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You should be able to set the zoom level in options, not sure about changing the font.
You can also use any other text editor if you like and use your editor of choice to change the font in that editor. There is a tutorial available to set up Notepad++ with AHK syntax highlighting and whatnot but you don't need to do any of that to just edit a script in Notepad++ or Notepad or any other text editor.
You may also want to download and try Scite4AutoHotkey instead of Scite-Lite
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Rename your file.
File extension - must be ".ahk".
".au3" - language file extension - AutoIt.
Scaling - [Ctrl] + [WeelUp / weelDown].
This font editor does not format the font of the script.
He is for creating code only.
How to change the font at the exit - I am looking for myself.
I know only for GUI.
; Font setting -% font%, size [s16], red, bold.
font = Times New Roman
Gui, Font, s10 cRed bold,% font%
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You should be able to set the zoom level in options, not sure about changing the font.
You can also use any other text editor if you like and use your editor of choice to change the font in that editor. There is a tutorial available to set up Notepad++ with AHK syntax highlighting and whatnot but you don't need to do any of that to just edit a script in Notepad++ or Notepad or any other text editor.
You may also want to download and try Scite4AutoHotkey instead of Scite-Lite
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You should be able to set the zoom level in options, not sure about changing the font.
You can also use any other text editor if you like and use your editor of choice to change the font in that editor. There is a tutorial available to set up Notepad++ with AHK syntax highlighting and whatnot but you don't need to do any of that to just edit a script in Notepad++ or Notepad or any other text editor.
You may also want to download and try Scite4AutoHotkey instead of Scite-Lite
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You should be able to set the zoom level in options, not sure about changing the font.
You can also use any other text editor if you like and use your editor of choice to change the font in that editor. There is a tutorial available to set up Notepad++ with AHK syntax highlighting and whatnot but you don't need to do any of that to just edit a script in Notepad++ or Notepad or any other text editor.
You may also want to download and try Scite4AutoHotkey instead of Scite-Lite
You should be able to set the zoom level in options, not sure about changing the font.
You can also use any other text editor if you like and use your editor of choice to change the font in that editor. There is a tutorial available to set up Notepad++ with AHK syntax highlighting and whatnot but you don't need to do any of that to just edit a script in Notepad++ or Notepad or any other text editor.
You may also want to download and try Scite4AutoHotkey instead of Scite-Lite
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Rename your file.
File extension - must be ".ahk".
".au3" - language file extension - AutoIt.
Scaling - [Ctrl] + [WeelUp / weelDown].
This font editor does not format the font of the script.
He is for creating code only.
How to change the font at the exit - I am looking for myself.
I know only for GUI.
; Font setting -% font%, size [s16], red, bold.
font = Times New Roman
Gui, Font, s10 cRed bold,% font%
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Rename your file.
File extension - must be ".ahk".
".au3" - language file extension - AutoIt.
Scaling - [Ctrl] + [WeelUp / weelDown].
This font editor does not format the font of the script.
He is for creating code only.
How to change the font at the exit - I am looking for myself.
I know only for GUI.
; Font setting -% font%, size [s16], red, bold.
font = Times New Roman
Gui, Font, s10 cRed bold,% font%
add a comment |
Rename your file.
File extension - must be ".ahk".
".au3" - language file extension - AutoIt.
Scaling - [Ctrl] + [WeelUp / weelDown].
This font editor does not format the font of the script.
He is for creating code only.
How to change the font at the exit - I am looking for myself.
I know only for GUI.
; Font setting -% font%, size [s16], red, bold.
font = Times New Roman
Gui, Font, s10 cRed bold,% font%
Rename your file.
File extension - must be ".ahk".
".au3" - language file extension - AutoIt.
Scaling - [Ctrl] + [WeelUp / weelDown].
This font editor does not format the font of the script.
He is for creating code only.
How to change the font at the exit - I am looking for myself.
I know only for GUI.
; Font setting -% font%, size [s16], red, bold.
font = Times New Roman
Gui, Font, s10 cRed bold,% font%
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AHK comes with an editor?
– David Dai
Sep 22 '15 at 2:34
Yeah it has one - updated my OP to show you the details.
– Nam G VU
Sep 22 '15 at 2:39
Um, that screenshot says "AutoIt3".
– Nelson
Oct 20 '15 at 4:11