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[vsadek]

Don’t worry Dennis; I still have a few tricks up my sleeve.

Let’s check are your AH script files correctly associated i.e. are they correctly recognized by AH scripting engine and as a result could they actually be executed.

As a rule of thumb, all computer files are subject to certain naming conventions i.e. they have the file name and file extension as naming convention. File extensions are important not only for determining the files by type but also for correct associations with computer applications for file execution. Therefore files should be associated with application for correct execution.

In the following screen you can see some files on my machine. Extension part is on the right side from the dot. Left from dot is file name. Those of interest for us are the ones with .AHK extension because these are the script files. Note also the specific file icon for .AHK files that visually distinguishes them from other file types.



Right-click one of your .AHK files and select Properties. On General tab compare my screenshot with your file properties especially Type of file and Opens with sections.



Again, this screens are from my machine with Win 7 installation and my differ from your 8.1 screens.

Regards