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<pre><code id="code-20-42972284-1">^#q::
FormatTime, CurrentDateTime,, yyyy.M.d-hh:mm tt
SendInput %CurrentDateTime%
return</code></pre>
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^#q::
FormatTime, CurrentDateTime,, yyyy.M.d-hh:mm tt
SendInput %CurrentDateTime%
return

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Joe Winograd

oaktrees

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Need help to update this Autohotkey script to add the hour, minute and second to the generated result. &nbsp;<br />
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If possible, prefer AM &amp;&nbsp;PM. &nbsp;If not, then 24-hour format is fine:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29163020-1">^#q::
FormatTime, CurrentDateTime,, yyyy.M.d-'A'
SendInput %CurrentDateTime%
return</code></pre>
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Amy thanks!<br />
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OT
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Need help to update this Autohotkey script to add the hour, minute and second to the generated result.  

If possible, prefer AM & PM.  If not, then 24-hour format is fine:

(CODE)

Amy thanks!

OT

Help to Modify Autohotkey Script to Add Timestamp to Output

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