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When PhraseExpress's window is active, AutoHotkey will not intercept Control-W and will not resend the unique hotstring of Alt, F, C. Life is perfect!Īctual Behavior 📷 For one very special program (PhraseExpress), AutoHotkey does nothing. For example, if a special program requires me to press Control-Z to close a window, my mouse will first send Control-W, AutoHotkey will immediately intercept it, and will finally send Control-Z instead. I do this for many programs and it takes me only about 5 seconds of scripting. If a special program has a special way of closing windows, I can just easily program AutoHotkey to remap what Control-W does when that special program is open. I neither have to use my left hand at all nor have to lift my right hand from my mouse to the keyboard. I can just always use my mouse and its many programmable buttons to move around, open programs, cut and paste, close things and much other stuff. This is awesome because I have a dedicated mouse button that always closes program windows. It's usually not a pain because I have AutoHotkey! When I press Control-W, AutoHotkey will immediately intercept this hotkey and will instead send the appropriate hotstring which will close the PhraseExpress window. For example, instead of the normal Control-W, one special program (PhraseExpress) annoyingly requires that you use a special hotstring to close its window (Alt, F, C). Expected Behavior When I open programs, I rely on AutoHotkey to close the program because certain programs do not go with the flow and they will close their window in a unique way.