Read on to see how.
The script were going to be using goes by the shockingly original nameAutoCorrect.
For starters, simply nudge the link and save it somewhere handy.
Thats all the setup you need.
This will work across all applications in your system – browsers, games, what have you.
Note: If you downloaded AutoHotkey_L, you’re going to need a Unicode version of the script.
One is included in the ZIP at the end of this post.
(Thanks, Eliza, for this tip!)
it’s possible for you to change this key binding, or disable it entirely, in line 87.
On line 135 youll find a list of words that end with ign.
Thats a whole lot of typos you wont be having to manually correct anymore.
you could browse the list just to get an idea of the pop in of words it catches.
On line 4999 theres a list of words that is commented out.
For example, when you mistype achive, did you actually mean archive or achieve?
The same with woulf did you mean would or wolf?
If you do, just move them to the main list and theyll be auto-corrected.
You now have auto-correction across your system, and typos should be much less of an issue.
Download the AutoCorrect AutoHotkey Script File(2 versions, including Unicode for AHK_L)
