Today's lesson assumes that you're already somewhat familiar with AutoHotkey scripting and automation. If you're new to the world of AutoHotkey, be sure to check out our beginner's guide to ...

Run AutoHotkey. On any open area of the desktop, right-click and choose New, AutoHotkey script. Enter a name for the script (in this case something like fwiw.ahk) and press Enter.

If you want this script to run every time you start Windows, see the FAQ section of the AHK help file. Come back tomorrow for more AutoHotkey goodness!

How-to website How-To Geek has a great AutoHotkey script that inputs the text contents of your clipboard into the console window using the familiar CTRL+V paste combo.

I guess worst case, you could write an Autohotkey script... Copy all the files you want to write out and rename them to a sequential title, then write an Autohotkey script to use a sequential loop ...

If you want this script to run every time you start Windows, see the FAQ section of the AHK help file. Come back tomorrow for more AutoHotkey goodness!

1. Run AutoHotkey. 2. On any open area of the desktop, right-click and choose New, AutoHotkey script. 3. Enter a name for the script (in this case something like fwiw.ahk) and press Enter. 4.