Windows 7 Flip3D to Alt-Tab

testor said:

My left Windows Key dont work anymore but i would like to use Flip3d. Is there a way to set Flip3d from Win-Tab to Alt-Tab? And set Alt-Tab to other Keycombination?

I did a search here found a possible solution with Autohotkey Script Manager. Ive tried it but to be honest im too dumb for it. I have absolutely no clue of script like this. Also i dont wanna break something.

Is there a simpler way to just switch these 2 key combos?

I want use Flip3d with ALT-TAB, is it possible? If yes please tell me how.

Many thanks for your time.

tes

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cybercore said:

Feader's right, you can easily right a script to remap your hotkey combinations.


I'd like to offer you 2 scripts which have been combiled to executables (just click to use them) :



1. As you ask Win-Tab to Alt-Tab:

Download and run ALTFLIP.exe.zip

Code:

Alt & Tab::Send #^{Tab}

2. I suggest a much better 1, Win Tab > Ctr Tab. If you release Ctr within a second, the flip will stay sticky, or if you keep Ctr pressed then flip won't stay sticky when you release Control::

Flip 3D.exe.zip

Code:

#NoTrayIcon
#SingleInstance Force
#MaxThreadsBuffer, Off
#InstallKeybdHook
#UseHook On
SendMode Input ; ThenPlay
DetectHiddenWindows, Off
Menu, Tray, Icon,,, 1
Menu, Tray, Tip, ~AeroFlipHotkey~
Menu, Tray, NoStandard
Menu, Tray, Add, Flip-3D
Menu, Tray, Add, Flip-2D
Menu, Tray, Add, Alt-Shift-D
Menu, Tray, Add, Pause
Menu, Tray, Add, Exit
Menu, Tray, NoIcon
Pause
Return
$#Tab::#Tab
$^Tab::#Tab
$!+D::
Critical
If A_IconHidden=1 
{
Menu, Tray, Icon
Return
}
If A_IconHidden=0
{
Alt-Shift-D:
Menu, Tray, NoIcon 
Return
}
Return
#IfWinExist, ahk_class Flip3D
$Control::Return
$^Tab::#Tab
$#Tab::#Tab
$Left::Right
$Right::Left
$Up::Down
$Down::Up
$RButton::Esc
$Space::Enter
$Control Up::ControlSend, , {Enter}, ahk_class Flip3D
Flip-3D:
Send #^{Tab}
Return
Flip-2D:
Send !^{Tab}
Return
Pause:
Suspend, Toggle
Menu, Tray, ToggleCheck, Pause
Return
Exit:
ExitApp

You can remap many other ways as easy.

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Much simplier would be simply to use Right Win (if you have it) + Tab.

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