Convert Win key to Super key for Emacs in Microsoft Windows even with input method on.

• It only catch the hotkey if the active window is a Emacs window.
• Use AutoHotkey to translate Win-i (i can be any other letter or punctuation) to Ctrl-x, @ s i.
• By default Emacs map Ctrl-x, @ s to event-apply-super-modifier, so the following i will be treated as Super i.
• Win-shift-i or Win-i with Capslock on is translated to Ctrl-x, @ s I.

• Run winsuper.exe from command line without any command line arguments, or just double click it to run, then for each hotkey, there will be a defult delay of 100ms after sending out Ctrl-x, it will map all letters and punctuations in the keyboard in the position of i in the above. Of course some of them won’t work (e.g. Win-l) because of the constraint of Microsoft windows itself.
• winsuper.exe 200 will set the delay to 200ms.