Here's a sample AutoHotkey script that should achieve what you described:

‘; Set screen resolution to 2560 x 1440 @ 60 Hz
QRes %A_ScreenWidth%, %A_ScreenHeight%, 60, 0 ; replace %A_ScreenWidth% and %A_ScreenHeight% with your desired values

; Map the right Windows key to Left Alt and vice versa
^Right::Send {LeftAlt}
LeftAlt::Send {RightCtrl}
return
‘
Save the above code in a file with .ahk extension (e.g., "resolution-mapper.ahk"). Then, run the script by double-clicking on it or using the following command in Command Prompt/PowerShell:

autohotkey <script name>.ahk
Replace <script name> with the actual name of your script file. This will launch AutoHotkey GUI, which allows you to edit scripts without opening them directly. Close the AutoHotkey GUI when done editing.

Note that if you have multiple monitors or different screen resolutions, you may need to adjust the QRes line accordingly. Also, make sure to test the mapping thoroughly before relying on it for productivity purposes.
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