Modify Hotkey Relay Autohotkey Script And Compile Executable

Write a simple Autohotkey script that also includes a compiled executable that allows a user to open an application with a hotkey and relay a key sequence to that application with a specified delay denoted in milliseconds. Whether the user uses the Authotkey script or the compiled executable, it should place an icon in the Windows system tray. The image that should be used for the icon has been attached. When the user right-clicks the icon, it should presents a menu that includes the options "settings" and "exit". When "exit" is clicked it closes the script or application. When "settings" is clicked, it opens the settings window. If the user double clicks the Windows system tray icon it should also open the settings window. The settings window should be a window that allows the users to set up to three hotkeys. There should be a row for each hotkey (for a total of three) with four fields under the following header: | Hotkey Tigger | Program To Run | Delay in MS (for program to load) | Key Input To Send | Users input hotkeys using the official Autothokey Hotkey Modifier Symbols found here: [login to view URL] An example of the user's input would be: Hotkey 1 trigger: ~!O Program To Run: obsidian://open?vault=MyVault Delay: 300 Key Input To Send: ^+N This is how I currently perform the same action using Autohotkey.: ;Open New Window In Obsidian ~!O:: Run, obsidian://open?vault=MyVault Sleep 300 Send ^+N return The winning coder will add the system tray functionality with the ability to define up to three hotkeys with the fields specified. The script and the compiled executable should be named hotkey-relay. The coder should provide a folder named hotkey-relay, with the Autohotkey script, executable and icon.