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Mythos
PostPosted: January 29th, 2005, 8:10 pm 
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I use the following code to switch the tasks by mouse wheel:

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Ctrl & WheelDown::AltTab
Ctrl & WheelUp::ShiftAltTab


But I only can go through the entries in the direction I started with ...

WinXP Pro, SP1, German


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PostPosted: January 29th, 2005, 10:15 pm 
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On my system it works.

WinXP-SP2
Mouse Logitech MX500


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If your version of AutoHotkey is older than 1.0.25.05, try adding the line #InstallKeybdHook to the top of your script.

If that doesn't work, you might try changing Ctrl to be LCtrl or RCtrl. Really old versions might especially require that.


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PostPosted: January 30th, 2005, 9:33 am 
Chris wrote:
If your version of AutoHotkey is older than 1.0.25.05, try adding the line #InstallKeybdHook to the top of your script.

If that doesn't work, you might try changing Ctrl to be LCtrl or RCtrl. Really old versions might especially require that.


I still use the #InstallKeybdHook due to other reasons in my script and my AutoHotkey is v1.0.25.08. I already have tested several other combinations of L|RCtrl and others here.

The same problem occurs on other systems also (e.g. on a W2k of a friend of mine) but on most systems the given lines of code work great.


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Maybe it's a problem with the mousedriver. I use the standard-mouse-driver, no Logitech-stuff installed.


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Anonymous wrote:
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Urks, the above poster was me (I didn't check the "auto login" option) and didn't expect that guest posting are possible. Sorry.


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DoXer wrote:
Maybe it's a problem with the mousedriver. I use the standard-mouse-driver, no Logitech-atuff installed.


I use IntelliPoint Mouse Driver v4.12.


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Mythos wrote:
The same problem occurs on other systems also (e.g. on a W2k of a friend of mine) but on most systems the given lines of code work great.
That explanation helps a lot. I'm sending you an e-mail and maybe you can help me fix this by testing out modified versions. Thanks.


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