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Sadly, I have no idea :( But I wonder, would it work in a Chromium browser? |
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As I thought. It was a long shot. I guess it's more of a Firefox issue. I wouldn't use Chrome. Thanks anyway |
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I got it working using the following but had to make a binding and registry entry for each autohotkey script, and that's not ideal. (ie. ahk1, ahk2, ahk2 etc) [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ahk1] [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ahk1\shell] [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ahk1\shell\open] [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ahk1\shell\open\command] Then in the dial I put: ahk1://test There should really be a way to register ahk files to open with autohotkey.exe as a rule. I will look some more. Basically I want to use GSD as a launcher. |
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I managed to open local files like PDFs from a speed dial in an external viewer (Sumatra), thanks to the suggestions here:
#36
..but how to open other files in external programs from dials, like for example Autohotkey scripts?
If I try to open an autohotkey (.ahk) file from a dial now, it just opens like a text file in Firefox for viewing, but I want it to run, like it was started from explorer.
I've set ahk files to open using autohotkey in Firefox - settings - applications, so that if I download one from the internet, it will run, but it won't from a speed dial like I said.
Any ideas?
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