Desktop Shortcut for Wndows Flip (NOT 3D)

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mizur

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Hi, i've been searching for this one and so far no luck...

In windows vista does anyone know how to create a shortcut (desktop or quicklaunch kind) for regular "Windows Flip" also known as "ctrl-alt-tab".

Regular windows flip can be used in aero glass with the keyboard shortcut "ctrl-alt-tab", now i want to place a desktop shortcut for it.

NOT for the 3D version which shortcut is widely available (DwmApi #105).

I want to have this shortcut for the regular flip, the filmstrip version wich even in aero I find more useful and quite better looking than the 3D flip version.

Also, any help in creating "desktop shortcuts" from "keyboard shortcuts" would be appreciated.

Thanks!
 

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I guess you would have to use a hotkeys or macros program such as AutoHotkey which can send simulated keypresses.
 

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OldBloke said:
I guess you would have to use a hotkeys or macros program such as AutoHotkey which can send simulated keypresses.
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Thanks for your reply, but "AutoHotkey" (as i understand it) it's exactly the opposite of what I need.

I want to create DESKTOP SHORTCUTS from hotkey combos, not the other way around.

Thanks anyway.
 

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mizur said:
Thanks for your reply, but "AutoHotkey" (as i understand it) it's exactly the opposite of what I need.
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Autohotkey can do lots of things.
You can run one of your AHK scripts as the command of your desktop shortcut. The script can send a simulated keystroke for Ctrl+Alt+Tab.

I think it can do what you want. Only trouble is it takes a while to get started with AHK if you are new to it, lots of reading, but then it's a very useful application.
 

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  • Manufacturer/Model
    home assembled
    CPU
    Intel Q9450 quad core
    Motherboard
    Asus P5Q Pro, Intel P45 chipset
    Memory
    4GB : 2 x 2GB G.Skill DDR2 800MHz
    Graphics card(s)
    Gigabyte 9600GT
    Sound Card
    Realtek onboard the mobo
    Monitor(s) Displays
    BenQ 24"
    Screen Resolution
    1920 x 1200
    Hard Drives
    2 of Samsung HD501LJ SATA2 500GB and a few IDE hard disks on USB for backups
    PSU
    Corsair TX-650 and APC UPS
    Case
    Antec P180
    Cooling
    OCZ Vendetta2
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