This is an AutoHotkey script. Here's a breakdown of what...

This is an AutoHotkey script. Here's a breakdown of what the code does:

1. ^+XButton1:::

   • This part defines a hotkey. The ^ represents the Ctrl key, + represents the Shift key, and XButton1 refers to the first (usually "back") side button on a mouse.
   • Together, this hotkey is activated when you press Ctrl + Shift + XButton1.

2. Run, %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Scripts\Clipboard.bat,, Min:

   • The Run command launches a file or program.
   • %USERPROFILE% is a system variable that refers to the current user's profile directory (e.g., C:\Users\YourUsername).
   • It navigates to %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Scripts\Clipboard.bat, which is presumably a batch file located in the Scripts folder inside the user's Documents directory.
   • The ,, Min option specifies that the batch file should be run in a minimized window.

Summary:

The script sets up a hotkey (Ctrl + Shift + XButton1) that, when pressed, runs the batch file Clipboard.bat from the Documents\Scripts directory in a minimized window.