What is this?
This is an executable file compiled with AutoHotKey (AHK)
What does this thing do?
1. Capturing the screen to the clipboard (Print Screen)
2. Opens OneNote (Win+S, onenote, enter)
3. Create a New Note (Ctrl+N)
4. Paste the captured screenshot from the clipboard (Ctrl+V)
How does this thing work?
It replaces Windows' built-in Narrator, which can be activated by pressing Win+VolUp (tablet) or Win+Enter (laptop). Since not a lot of people use Narrator, I think we can replace the Narrator without any trouble.
Do I need the Surface Pen or other pen?
Nope, the only thing you need is the aforementioned key combination
How to install this thing?
You need to take ownership of the narrator.exe
1. Navigate to C:\Windows\System32
2. Right-click on narrator.exe
3. Tap the Security tab
4. Tap Advanced
5. Change the Owner to Administrators
6. Tap Check Names
7. Tap OK until all properties windows are closed
8. Do step 1-3 again
9. Tap Edit…
10. Tap Administrators
11. Check "Full Control" (allow)
12. Tap OK until all windows are closed
Then just copy the narrator.exe file to C:\Windows\System32, replacing the original narrator.exe
WARNING! This breaks Narrator functionality, even on Metro
DOWNLOAD
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resi...0FA794BC%21108
narrator.zip contains 2 files, one for OneNote metro app and the other for OneNote 2013 desktop app
narrator7.zip is for Windows 7 or earlier (Win instead of Win+S)
narrator.ahk is the source code
I haven't tested this on Windows RT, but since this was compiled as a 32-bit program, I don't think it will work on Windows RT
Credits:
AutoHotKey ahkscript.org (the one from autohotkey.com doesn't work)
https://github.com/cswoyer/AutoHotke...eenCapture.ahk (Normal printscreen doesn’t work with Metro apps, that’s why I used this)
