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I've recently found AutoHotKey as an extremely valid tool to increase my productivity with keyboard but I'm unable to bind a shortcut and I can't figure out why.

I'd like to have a shortcut to type È seamlessly and so I thought of using AutoHotKey with the following code:

+è::È

The problem with this is that if now I need to type { (which is done via AltGr-Shift-è) I get È, as if the AltGr wasn't read by the system. The issue is solved by adding explicitly the hotkey for {

<^>!+è::È
+è::È

I don't understand why, if I use the first script, is as if the AltGr key is not read when I type it and so AltGr-Shift-è types È instead of {

Dave
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Luigi Tiburzi
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Let me throw in a totally different approach:

:*C:`e::è ; first type ` then e to get è
:*C:`E::È ; first type ` then E to get È
Robert Ilbrink
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