To create a hotstring that converts "àà" to "@" using AutoHotkey, you can use the following code:
::àà::@
Make sure you have AutoHotkey installed on your computer and that the script containing this hotstring is running. The double colon ::
is used to define the hotstring, and @
is the replacement text.
If this code is not working for you, there might be another hotstring or script that is conflicting with it. You can try adding a $
symbol in front of the hotstring to make it work even if there are other hotstrings that start with "àà". Here's an example:
$::àà::@
Additionally, ensure that the text editor or application you're using supports AutoHotkey hotstrings. Some applications have their own text processing mechanisms that might interfere with AutoHotkey's functionality.
If the issue persists, please provide more details about the environment you're using (operating system, text editor, AutoHotkey version, etc.), and I'll be glad to assist you further.
à
on your keyboard?