Today’s tip is on applying transparency settings to windows in Windows XP at application launch… We have previously taken a look at a method to apply a transparency effect to running applications, but today’s tip will allow you to configure shortcuts with the desired transparency level…

We’ll be using a utility called AutoHotKey, which is an amazing tool for automating Windows processes and creating useful Windows-centric scripts… I won’t get into the details of the many facets of this program, but if you install it for the purposes of this tip, I’d recommend spending a while checking out the help file to discover what it is capable of…

AutoHotKey can be downloaded from here…

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