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by makeitdouble 243 days ago
To pile on wlesieutre's point, it's a separate app but should be part of every user install IMHO.

Keyboard manager for instance is plenty powerful while keeping a very simple interface, and will paliate the need for AutoHotKey for most people.

There's a flurry of other stuff that I guess Microsoft employees felt are tremendously helpful but couldn't convince management to bake into the system.