Autohotkey script for typing IPA characters using their XSampa counterpart.

• Run the file XSampaConverter.ahk. The following tray icon will appear, indicating that the script is running, but currently not performing any action:
• When you need to convert a XSampa string, activate the script by pressing F8. The tray icon will change to the following one, indicating that the script is waiting for a string to convert:
• Type the XSampa string you need to convert, and then press either Tab or Enter.
• The script will convert the XSampa string you typed to the corresponding IPA characters. At this point the tray icon will change again to the following one:

If you want to cancel the conversion after you pressed F8, you can do so by pressing Esc.

If you need a reminder about the XSampa characters, you can press F1 to have the script show a pop-up window with the most commonly used ones.

You need to have AutoHotkey v2 installed in order to run this script.

• Download the file XSampaConverter_x.y.z.zip, where x.y.z is the version of the plugin. You can find the latest version here.
• Extract the folder XSampaConverter. This folder contains the script XSampaConverter.ahk.

The script needs the contents of the other files in this folder in order to run correctly, so you have to run the file XSampaConverter.ahk from inside this folder.