How to run Windows Store apps in AutoHotKey?

Question

Window Store apps aren't like classic Windows apps. The latter are usually installed on clear paths in the C: \ Program Files folder. Thus, AutoHotKey (AHK) scripts can simply launch a classic application using Run, using the path to the application executable. However, there seems to be no easy path to Windows Store application executables. So, how to run Windows Store apps in AutoHotKey scripts using a simple method?

Answer 1

Suppose the OS is Windows 10. The following steps are an easy way to run the Windows Store application in an AHK script:

• Create a folder, for example. D: \ WinStoreAppLinks
• Drag the Windows Store app, for example. OneNote (mobile), by mouse in the All App List for D: \ WinStoreAppLinks (via file explorer). He will create a link there, OneNote. You can rename it however you want.
• An application can be run in AutoHotKey (or command line) scripts, for example:

Run, D:\WinStoreAppLinks\OneNote

Answer 2

Run shell:AppsFolder\Microsoft.WindowsAlarms_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App

Check Shell: AppsFolder for a complete list of application names

Answer 3

autohkey https://github.com/JuanmaMenendez/AutoHotkey-script-Open-Show-Apps .

Windows AppUserModelID c)

Answer 4

, :

1. shell:AppsFolder. Windows
2. , ( Windows Terminal), Create Shortcut
4. -, (, C:\Shortcuts).

5. AHK:

   Run, "C:\Shortcuts\Windows Terminal"
   

AHK.